Sivuhonka
Custom wooden packaging and crates for industrial companies and businesses
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Sivuhonka
Sivuhonka manufactures wooden packaging, shipping crates, pallets, platforms, pallet collars and packing cages. It also provides product packing, container loading, packaging advice and measuring services.
Its customers are industrial operators and other businesses. Products can be made to customer dimensions and marked with a company logo or an IPPC stamp under the ISPM 15 standard.
The company is based in Pori, Finland. Registry facts give its founding date as 1984; the company states it began operating in 1978.
Product: Custom wooden packaging and crates, pallets, platforms and packing services for industrial shipments.
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