Ega Injection
Manufactures custom reusable cups and drinkware for event organizers, businesses, associations and individuals
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Ega Injection
EGA Injection manufactures and customizes reusable cups, glasses and event accessories at its facility in Le Grand-Lemps, France. Products include cups in several sizes, reusable wine and cocktail glasses, pitchers, buckets and cup carriers.
Customers include festivals, associations, businesses, merchants and individuals. The company sells products through custom quotes and delivers in metropolitan France.
Founded in 2019, EGA Injection is based in Le Grand-Lemps and has 1–9 employees.
Product: Custom reusable cups, glasses and related event accessories manufactured and printed in-house.
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