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PulPac, the Home of Dry Molded Fiber, is proud to announce the addition of Plastisud to its growing partner network. Plastisud, a renowned mold maker with a global presence, brings its expertise in precision engineering and mold manufacturing to further advance PulPac's mission of transforming the packaging industry with its pioneering fiber-forming technology.
With a legacy of over 60 years, Plastisud has established itself as a leading global supplier of high-quality / high-cavitation molds for various industries, including packaging, caps and closures, and medical. As a member of PulPac's partner network, Plastisud will play a vital role in supporting the adoption of the Dry Molded Fiber technology, enhancing manufacturing capabilities for tooling—accelerating the shift towards eco-friendly packaging solutions worldwide.
"We are delighted to welcome Plastisud to our partner network," said David Khan, Head of Product Management at PulPac. "Their expertise in mold making and commitment to innovation aligns perfectly with our vision of driving sustainable packaging solutions. Together, we will continue to push the boundaries and support the industry in embracing our pioneering technology."
Dry Molded Fiber is an innovative manufacturing technology for sustainable packaging production. It is resource-efficient and cost-competitive and significantly reduces environmental impact compared to plastic and other fiber-based alternatives.
"We see immense potential in collaborating with PulPac to reshape the packaging landscape," said Xavier Vircondelet, Managing Director at Plastisud. "Together, we can pioneer innovations that not only benefit businesses but also contribute to a healthier planet. We are excited to embark on this journey with PulPac."
As PulPac continues to expand its partner network, it remains committed to fostering collaborations that drive meaningful impact and pave the way for a more sustainable packaging industry.
