Suclo Cartonnage
Custom corrugated cardboard packaging and produce trays for businesses across France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Suclo Cartonnage
Suclo Cartonnage manufactures and transforms corrugated cardboard sheets into standard and custom boxes and packaging. It also sells assembled cardboard trays for the fruit and vegetable sector and provides seasonal tray assembly, storage and distribution services.
Its customers include businesses across industries seeking cardboard packaging, as well as fruit and vegetable businesses. The company works with partners to supply trays and provides packaging design and quotation services.
Founded in 2011, Suclo Cartonnage is based in Garons, France. Its tray distribution activity serves several French regions.
Product: Manufactures custom corrugated cardboard packaging, sells produce trays and provides tray assembly, storage and distribution services.
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