Canform
Produces recyclable cardboard cans for food brands and businesses of varying sizes
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Canform
Canform Oy produces cardboard cans for packaging products such as baking spices, salts, herbs, berry powders and confectionery. The cans can be adapted with different lid options and digital printing.
The company serves small, medium-sized and large businesses. Its services include packaging production and contract packing.
Canform is a family business based in Valkeakoski, Finland, founded in 1992.
Product: Cardboard cans with customizable lids and digital printing, plus contract packing services.
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