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Summary

Join Pak Hermanto on an exclusive tour of Cleo’s first water production plant, founded in 2004, which has since expanded to over 30 locations. The video showcases Cleo’s commitment to innovation, sustainability, and safety, from using PET plastic to introducing the world’s first galon with a handle. The tour also highlights cutting-edge production technology, automated systems, and eco-friendly practices, including recycling plastic and traceable barcodes for each galon. With a focus on growth, Pak Hermanto shares Cleo’s vision for continuous innovation and environmental responsibility, positioning the brand as a leader in the bottled water industry.

Takeaways

• 😀 Cleo's first production facility was established in 2004, and it has since expanded to over 30 factories across Indonesia.
• 😀 The first plant started with a small space and expanded to 55,000 square meters (5.5 hectares).
• 😀 In 2004, Cleo introduced a patented water jug with a handle, the first of its kind globally, which helped improve convenience and safety for users.
• 😀 Cleo uses PET plastic for its water containers instead of polycarbonate, as PET is safer and does not release harmful chemicals when exposed to heat.
• 😀 The process of making Cleo water bottles involves recycling plastic waste into new bottles, ensuring sustainability and reducing waste.
• 😀 Cleo produces a range of bottle sizes, from small 220ml bottles to large 5-gallon containers, catering to different market needs.
• 😀 The company produces bottles through high-speed machines, creating up to 915 bottles per minute and ensuring efficiency in production.
• 😀 Cleo's production facility runs 24/7, with a highly automated system that includes robots to manage the packaging process and ensure quality control.
• 😀 Cleo also produces premium glass bottles for use in restaurants and hotels, expanding its product range beyond standard plastic bottles.
• 😀 The company is focused on innovation, with plans to introduce new products, maintaining a growth target of 30% annually for its corporate brand Tanobel.

Q & A

What year was the first Cleo water factory established?

The first Cleo water factory was established in 2004.

How many Cleo factories exist today?

As of now, there are over 30 Cleo factories.

Why did Cleo stop using polycarbonate bottles for water packaging?

Cleo stopped using polycarbonate bottles because they can release harmful chemicals like BPA when exposed to heat, potentially contaminating the water with dangerous substances over time.

What material did Cleo switch to for its water gallon packaging?

Cleo switched to PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate) for its water gallon packaging, as it is safer for storing water and free from harmful chemicals.

What is unique about Cleo's water gallon design?

Cleo's water gallon design is unique because it was the first in the world to feature a handle, making it easier to carry.

What innovation did Cleo introduce to address recycling concerns in its production process?

Cleo introduced a system where waste plastic bottles are recycled and turned into new bottles, ensuring a sustainable and efficient use of materials.

How does Cleo ensure the safety of the water stored in its bottles?

Cleo ensures the safety of its water by using high-quality, non-toxic PET plastic that is BPA-free and by following stringent quality control measures throughout the production process.

What is the daily production capacity of the Cleo water factory?

The Cleo water factory produces a large volume of bottled water every day, with 400 trucks transporting the water to different locations across Indonesia.

How does Cleo maintain high production efficiency?

Cleo maintains high production efficiency by utilizing highly automated systems, including advanced machinery that can produce 128 bottles every 6 seconds and robot-assisted packaging lines.

What new products is Cleo planning to launch in the future?

Cleo is planning to introduce new product variants, including higher pH water and other innovative water products, as part of their ongoing commitment to innovation and growth.