Terrieux Emballages
Wooden packaging manufacturer serving fruit and vegetable producers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Terrieux Emballages
Terrieux Emballages manufactures wooden packaging for packing fruit and vegetables, including wooden trays that can be printed. It mainly uses poplar from the Garonne Valley and maritime pine from the Landes.
The company is based in Goudourville, France. The registry records its founding in 1964; the company describes its business as established in 1947 and identifies the current leadership as the third generation.
Product: Manufactures wooden trays and other wooden packaging for fruit and vegetable packing, with optional printing.
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