Klingele Cartonnerie Des Antilles

What they make

According to their website, Klingele Cartonnerie des Antilles operates a corrugated cardboard plant in Baillif, Guadeloupe, founded in 1963 and covering a site of more than 5,000 square metres. The plant makes corrugated cardboard and corrugated cardboard packaging locally, built to each customer's specifications, with a stated annual production capacity of around 25 million square metres. Its packaging is used across several regional sectors: agricultural goods, particularly bananas; the beverage and spirits trade, including rum, water, sparkling wine and beer; and other local industries such as coffee, cane sugar, cosmetics and bread. The company describes its work as designing customised packaging solutions intended to make transport safer and improve how products are presented at point of sale. The site is run by a plant manager and about 38 employees, and sits within Klingele's wider Africa and Caribbean regional organisation. No certifications specific to this Guadeloupe site are stated on the page; the group's ISEGA, FSC and DIN ISO certifications relate to its paper mills elsewhere.

• Corrugated cardboard and corrugated cardboard packaging, manufactured to customer specification
• Annual production capacity of about 25 million square metres
• Packaging for agricultural produce, notably bananas
• Packaging for beverages and spirits: rum, water, sparkling wine, beer
• Packaging for other local industries: coffee, cane sugar, cosmetics, bread
• Custom-designed packaging aimed at optimising transport and product presentation

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