Pacap
Custom wood packaging, pallets and timber products for businesses, industries and households in southeastern France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Pacap
Pacap manufactures made-to-measure wooden industrial packaging, pallets, crates, structural timber and other wood products. Its services include custom sawmilling and timber decking.
The company serves industrial businesses, other professionals and households, and sells custom products and related services. It is based in Orange, France, and delivers across southeastern France; transport partners handle deliveries elsewhere in France.
Founded in 1995, Pacap also makes export packaging compliant with phytosanitary requirements.
Product: Custom wooden industrial packaging, pallets, crates, structural timber, decking and sawmilling services.
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