PAP Packaging
Manufacturer of paper, plastic and plastic-paper cups and food containers for food service and retail in Central Europe
About PAP Packaging
PAP Packaging a.s. produces food packaging, including cups, plates, trays, bowls and containers made of paper, plastic and plastic-paper combinations. Its product lines cover food packaging, drink and vending cups, tableware and catering items, biodegradable Green line products and reusable items. The website states the company offers more than 200 kinds of cups and food containers and helps customers develop new products.
The website describes customers as businesses across its product range but does not name specific clients. The company's disclosed ownership history runs through Italian owners (GIO'STYLE MONOUSO S.p.A. from 1999, DOpla S.p.A. from 2006). In October 2024 it was acquired by the Canadian company E. Hofmann Plastics Inc.
The company traces its origins to paper production in Sušice, where the plant was named PAP in the 1930s, and was established as an independent state enterprise in 1990. Its registered headquarters is in Sušice, Czech Republic. The website states that the company has an annual cup production capacity of 1.5 billion units, and it holds BRC, PEFC and FSC certificates.
Product: Disposable and reusable cups, plates, trays, bowls and food containers made of paper, plastic and plastic-paper combinations, including biodegradable and reusable lines.
Public contracts
Contracts PAP Packaging signed since 1 Nov 2024, from the Slovak and Czech public contract registers. Values as published; amendments are not counted.
Customers
1 contract with 1 buyer · 52k CZK
| Contracts | Value | |
|---|---|---|
| Nemocnice Na Homolce | 1 | 52k CZK |
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Latest contracts
- 4 Jun 2025 for Nemocnice Na Homolce · Dodavatelská objednávka č. NO25000697 - materiál technického zabezpečení - pro středisko 077 - Sklad MTZ Nádobí (NA) · 52k CZK register
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