Cartomedoc

What they make

According to their website, Cartomedoc is a corrugated-cardboard packaging manufacturer founded in 1984 by Andre Dubie in Saint-Medard-en-Jalles (Gironde), employing around 15 people under president Rodolphe Degenne since 2001. The company designs and produces industrial cases, custom packaging, point-of-sale display stands, and cardboard furniture, alongside digital and large-format printing (up to 2000x4000 mm, around 120 sqm/hour) and flexographic printing directly onto cardboard in one to three Pantone colours. Its in-house design studio uses CAD software linked to a sample-cutting table to turn concepts into prototypes. Finishing equipment includes twin combiners with flexo printing, a slotter, a large-format die-cutting press, and flexo units for box-making. The site states 3000 sqm of storage for just-in-time or buffer-stock delivery, and mentions pursuit of the EN9100 aerospace quality standard. Clients cited come from aerospace, food, pharmaceutical, cosmetics and organic-product sectors; corrugated board is described as roughly 75% cellulose and 25% natural fibres, with recyclability guaranteed via Revipac membership and an Eco-Emballages partnership.

• Custom corrugated-cardboard industrial cases and packaging/wrapping solutions
• Point-of-sale (POS) display stands
• Digital printing, including large-format work up to 2000x4000mm
• Flexographic printing directly onto cardboard (1 to 3 Pantone colours)
• Cardboard furniture
• In-house design studio (CAD software linked to a sample-cutting table) for prototyping packaging and displays
• Finishing/converting on combiner, slotter, die-cutting and flexo-printing equipment; own quality control, 3000 m2 storage, and shipping

Summary written by byeurope.eu based on the company’s own website; independently cross-checked against the same source. Not reviewed by the company.