Cartonnerie Des Pays De La Loire

What they make

According to their website, Cartonnerie des Pays de Loire (CPL) was founded in 1995 and today operates under the joint brand CPL-OP Emballages, converting single, double, and triple-wall corrugated cardboard into custom and standard packaging. The company grew through the 2006 acquisition of Ondul'Pack (OP) and became part of the family-owned Altago group in 2025. Production runs across four sites — two in Moncé-en-Belin plus one in La Flèche (Sarthe), and one in Château-Thébaud (Loire-Atlantique) — backed by two in-house design offices and about 10,000 m² of dedicated storage. Beyond made-to-measure boxes, the range includes point-of-sale displays, protective kits and wraps, cardboard cross-members and pallet blocks, and flexographic printing on packaging. The company runs its own delivery fleet of five tractors and seven trailers for scheduled daily deliveries, with EDI order handling. Customers span automotive, food, cycling, aerospace/rail, medical-cosmetic, sports/leisure, furniture, and logistics sectors. The firm holds ISO 9001 certification, renewed in 2025 for 2026.

• Custom-made corrugated cardboard packaging designed to the customer's product and dimensions
• Standard/off-the-shelf cardboard packaging ranges
• Point-of-sale displays (PLV) in cardboard
• Cardboard cross-members and pallet blocks for load protection
• Protective kits and wraps for shipping
• Flexographic printing directly on packaging
• In-house design/engineering offices supporting packaging development
• Own transport fleet (5 tractors, 7 trailers) for scheduled direct deliveries

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