Oli Valley Campus Development

Commissioning 2026

Oli Valley Campus

9,000 m² Next-Generation Industrial Food Campus Designed for the Future

Vision

Oli Valley Campus represents a strategic investment in advanced meat processing infrastructure. Currently under development in Ayvalık, Turkey, the facility is engineered to deliver export-grade production with full Industry 5.0 integration.

The campus is designed around three core principles: scalable capacity, audit-ready quality systems, and sustainable operations. Upon commissioning in 2026, it will serve as a central hub for premium meat processing with comprehensive cold chain logistics.

Campus Scale

Modular Infrastructure

Built with expansion capability aligned to market demand growth. Initial phase targeting 3,000+ sqm of processing space with infrastructure for future scaling.

Strategic Location

Ayvalık provides logistics access to European and Middle Eastern markets. Proximity to major ports enables efficient export operations.

Integrated Systems

Full vertical integration from receiving through cold storage and logistics. Designed for seamless material flow and quality control.

Technology

The campus is engineered around Industry 5.0 principles: advanced automation combined with human expertise for optimal quality and efficiency.

Automation & Robotics

Robotic processing lines designed for consistent quality and throughput. Systems engineered to maintain precise temperature control and contamination prevention.

Digital Traceability

Complete supply chain visibility from raw material sourcing through final distribution. Blockchain-ready infrastructure for audit verification.

Processing Automation Systems

Sustainability

Environmental efficiency integrated into core operations through renewable energy systems and optimized resource management.

Renewable Energy

Solar power infrastructure designed to offset grid consumption and reduce operational costs.

Water Management

Closed-loop systems engineered for minimal water consumption and responsible discharge.

Waste Optimization

Material efficiency protocols designed to maximize yield and minimize environmental impact.

Workforce Culture

The campus is designed to support professional development and employee well-being through modern facilities and growth opportunities.

Professional Development

Training programs designed to build technical expertise in advanced food processing and quality management systems.

Campus Amenities

On-site facilities planned to support work-life balance and employee satisfaction, contributing to operational excellence.