Found 5 suppliers
Atlas Box & Crating Co.
Location: Cork, Ireland
Tel: +353 (0)21 4669009
Fax: +353 (0)21 4669010
We offer our customers a new and fresh alternative to the packaging industry of Ireland from our modern facilities in Co. Cork. Not only is Atlas Box & Crating a complete Protective Packaging Manufacturing company producing “Best in Class” products such as, Corrugated Products, Foam Converting & Die Cutting, Specialised Timber Pallets and Crating, but, Atlas Box also offer the packaging market a wide range of innovative packaging concepts, packaging supplies and the only ISTA Test & Design Laboratory in Ireland concentrating on Packaging development to support our true “One Stop Shop” model.
Let Atlas Box simplify and streamline your supply buying. Consolidating your purchases through Atlas Box reduces inventory and overall expenses.
Highlights:
- ISO 9001-2000 Certified;
- ISPM 15 Certified For Your Overseas Shipping;
- CNC Manufacturing;
- Over 15 Years Experience In Design & Production;
- ISTA Certified Test Lab on site
Carabay Packaging Products
Location: Galway, Ireland
Tel: 091 - 773370
Fax: 091 - 773371
Donoghue Packaging
Location: Cork, Ireland
Tel: +353 (0)23 8842111
Fax: +353 (0)23 8841211
Interpac
Location: Dublin, Ireland
Tel: 01 2940600
Fax: 01 2940602
Propac limited
Location: Dublin, Ireland
Tel: 01-4564652
Fax: 01-4564653
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: Nestlé targets 5% increase in packaging recyclability by 2015
packagingnews.co.uk
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Nestlé UK and Ireland shares long term sustainability vision
IGD Supply Chain Analysis
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The Press Association
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Müller Dairy to Milk Energy Savings From Data Center Overhaul
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MeadWestvaco Corp agrees sale of media and entertainment business for USD68m
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... a global network of media packaging businesses, operating as AGI Media, AGI Amaray and AGI Polymatrix, in the US, UK, Austria, France, Ireland, Germany, ...
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Nestlé sets out packaging and waste reduction targets
Materials Recycling Week
... zero waste in all 14 of its UK factories, as well as committing to making 95% of its packaging in the UK and Ireland recyclable in the next five years. ...
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