Best shopping bags


 We specialized in secondary packaging i.e. Shopping Bag, Printed Shopping Bag based on plastic HDPE,HDPE liner bags, HDPE plastic bags,Pouch Packing, Hd Bags, LDPE, LLDPE, D2W, colored master batches, d cut fashion bags, warning bags so on. Our printing capability up to 6 colors and bagging capability of 250 tons per month gives us a swift turnaround to cater to our customers requirements.Top leading shopping bag industry in pakistan

Some of our esteemed customer base for secondary packaging:
Bata Pakistan Ltd
Service Industries Ltd
Cakes & Bakes
K & N’s
Al-Fatah etc
We can do Printed T shirt cut, D Cut and Loop Carry bags with bottom and side gazette and many more option to suite our customer’s needs.  

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