Interplast welcomed the “Alexander the Great” Cultural Association of Native Macedonians of Thermi to its modern manufacturing facilities in Komotini, Greece, for a special visit highlighting the importance of connecting business with society and culture.
The delegation, consisting of approximately 60 association members, had the opportunity to explore Interplast's manufacturing operations, tour the company's facilities and laboratories, and learn about the production processes, quality standards, and technological innovations behind its products.
The visitors were welcomed by Interplast CEO Tasos Rizopoulos and members of the company's management team. During the visit, particular emphasis was placed on the importance of industrial development in regional Greece and the meaningful role businesses can play in supporting local communities.
Mr. Rizopoulos described the visit as particularly meaningful, noting that, unlike the company's regular technical tours, this occasion brought together people actively involved in cultural and community initiatives. As he emphasized, “We particularly appreciate it when people are involved in culture, sports, and community life,” highlighting the importance Interplast places on civic engagement and supporting initiatives that benefit society.
The CEO also noted that Interplast maintains close ties with the association through its branch in Thermi, Thessaloniki, emphasizing that the company's facilities remain open not only to technical professionals but also to the wider public.
For Interplast, Corporate Social Responsibility is an integral part of its philosophy and operations. Supporting initiatives that promote culture, community engagement, and the preservation of local traditions reflects the company's commitment to creating value beyond its manufacturing and business activities.
The visit concluded with a tour of historical and cultural landmarks in Komotini. The association's President, Anestis Kefalas, expressed the visitors' appreciation for Interplast's facilities and hospitality.
Interplast extends its sincere appreciation to the “Alexander the Great” Cultural Association of Native Macedonians of Thermi and its President for their visit and interest. With deep roots in Thrace and a strong international presence, the company remains committed not only to innovation and growth but also to the people, culture, and communities that are an essential part of its journey.
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