JR Press
Custom-printed paper food packaging for hospitality, food-service and retail businesses
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About JR Press
JR Press manufactures short-run, custom-printed paper-based food packaging, including greaseproof paper. Its products are designed to help businesses display their branding on food packaging.
Customers range from small food businesses to international restaurant chains. The company serves the international hospitality industry and offers design and production services.
JR Press is based in Daventry, UK, and was founded in 2015. It states that it has produced custom packaging for over 35 years and uses eco-friendly, compostable materials.
Product: Short-run custom-printed paper food packaging, including greaseproof paper.
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