Foodpack Machinery Solutions
Supplies new and used food-processing and packaging machinery to food producers, mainly in the UK
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2022
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Foodpack Machinery Solutions
Foodpack Machinery Solutions sources and supplies new and used food-processing and packaging machinery. It inspects, refurbishes and tests machinery it purchases, and can source equipment beyond its rolling stock.
It sells machinery to small independent companies and major food producers, and helps businesses dispose of redundant equipment. The company is based in Reading, UK, and was founded in 2022.
Product: Sales and sourcing of new and used food-processing and packaging machinery, including inspection, refurbishment and testing of purchased equipment.
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