SOIL PACKAGING & TRIMS LTD.
SOIL PACKAGING & TRIMS LIMITED is a Class of 100% Oriented Garments Packaging & Accessories Factory in Bangladesh established in 2005.
Our Main Objectives :
⚫ Customer satisfaction
⚫ To make the highest Quality Packaging & Accessories.
⚫ Provide on-time delivery.
⚫ Give prompt response to buyers.
⚫ Keep up with the latest technology.
⚫ Competitive price.
Product offering
Soil Packaging & Trims Ltd. is a recognized brand and leader in the Packaging industry. Despite everything your company has achieved, we know you could do more with a targeted business that is tailored to your needs.
We have specialized knowledge of your target market and can deliver the results you’re looking for. We emphasize building a long-term relationship with our clients and ensuring that their needs and requirements are met.
Our product offerings are listed below:
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Manufacturing corrugated and solid fiber boxes
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Manufacturing folding paperboard boxes
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Manufacturing non–folding sanitary food box containers
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Manufacturing fiber cans, tubes, drums, and similar products
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Manufacturing rigid-sided setup paperboard boxes
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High-quality Corrugated Carton, Paper box, Back Board, Neck Board, Hang Tag, Photocard, Adhesive sticker Barcode, Gum tape & all kinds of offset printing item
Eco Friendly
Our paper is 100% virgin and comes from natural forest resources and recycled old boxes.
Used paper material collected from the back of factories, supermarkets, and office buildings, and from curbside Blue Box programs and drop-off depots. Paper fibers can be recycled between four and nine times. Any leftover material (corrugated clippings or boxboard trim) is sent back to the mill for recycling. Depending on what type of product it is now carrying, the package ends up at a factory, supermarket, office building, restaurant, hospital (industrial consumers), or in the home (household consumers). These consumers remove the product and now have a decision to make about what to do with the package that got it there: recycle it or put it in the garbage. The material is collected, sorted, and sent to recycling mills to make new packaging. And so the cycle repeats itself.
