Top Clean Packaging
Develops and manufactures sterile-packaged medical devices for healthcare and industrial customers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About Top Clean Packaging
Top Clean Packaging develops and manufactures medical devices and provides sterile packaging and assembly. Its capabilities include thermoforming, plastic injection molding, liquid silicone rubber injection, sealing and mold design and production.
The group serves healthcare, luxury and industrial markets. It operates in France, Italy, India, China and the United States, with production sites and subsidiaries across multiple countries.
Product: Medical device development and manufacturing, sterile packaging, assembly, molding and related production services.
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