WP-Pakkaus
Contract packaging of piece goods for business customers, based in Mustasaari, Finland
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About WP-Pakkaus
WP-Pakkaus Oy is a contract packaging company that specialises in packaging piece goods. It designs and produces packaging solutions tailored to each customer's needs and to the requirements of the product being packed.
The company provides contract packaging services to business customers. It describes itself as a flexible partner that tracks its own quality and delivery reliability.
The company was established in 1999 and is headquartered in Mustasaari, Finland, where its office is located. Its management team includes Mikko Tammenpää, managing director.
Product: Contract packaging services for piece goods, including the design and production of customised packaging solutions.
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