During the three-day trade fair visited our booth Polish Agriculture Minister Marek Sawicki, who during a conversation with Alexander Knude, director of the FACH-PAK BALTIC UAB Its very interested in offered by our company products. Particular attention of the Minister drew plastic products, which have so far been seen primarily as wooden as pallets or pallet boxes.
Due to the dynamic development of the company and the need skills, our company has decided to send selected employees to study at the University of Technology and Life Sciences in Bydgoszcz. Our colleagues will study the “ECO-RECYCLING PLASTIC POLYMER”.
We are pleased to announce that our new product, foldable crates series EUO has been invited to participate in the next edition of the competition Art of Packaging for the Art of Packaging 2014 – Free Style.
We have created the possibility of printing our products by Tampoprinting.
The products have reinforced bottom, which greatly increases their load capacity and makes it ideal for use with heavier loads in difficult sectors such as Automotive. The foldable containers are manufactured in five sizes that meet the Euro on the basis of three sizes 400x300mm, 600x400mm and 800x600mm.
Representatives of the company FACH-PAK flew to Japan for business meetings. The talks focused on the possibility of introducing minutes into the European market of products that are already successfully working in Asia, as well as the use of the latest Japanese technology in the Polish company.
From November 2013, the company FACH-PAK Logistik s.c. will build an international group CASCOO. Group plan is to become a leading provider of transport castors in Europe.
Already the second trade office in the last month opened FACH-PAK. The new location is the company’s response to the huge group of customers gathered around the Polish capital.
Due to the dynamic development of our company and meet the expectations of our customers with effect from 23.08.2013 officially begins its operations sales office FACH-PAK in the city center of Cracow.