Palm Packaging Champagne

What they make

According to their website, Palm Packaging Champagne operates a packaging facility in Reims, in the heart of France's Champagne wine region. The site traces back to 1991, when it was established as a factory under the Seyfert group, and it became part of Palm Packaging in 2014. The plant focuses on designing and manufacturing high-end packaging for clients in the champagne industry, alongside packaging work for broader industrial customers. Core operations include die-cutting of corrugated cardboard and custom printing on corrugated materials, allowing the company to produce boxes and packaging tailored to the specific presentation needs of premium wine and champagne products as well as niche industrial applications. The site describes an ongoing pattern of investment aimed at reinforcing its position in these markets. As part of the wider Palm Packaging organization, which is itself part of the Palm Gruppe, the Reims facility can draw on a network of sister sites and a parent group that also produces corrugated and graphic papers and works with recycled fiber materials, though the site's own page does not detail specific machinery, output capacity, or certifications.

• Design and manufacture of premium/high-end packaging for the champagne industry, plus packaging for other industrial clients
• Die-cutting of corrugated cardboard boxes and packaging
• Custom printing on corrugated cardboard packaging
• Tailored/bespoke packaging development for niche market needs
• Part of the Palm Packaging (Palm Gruppe) network, which also supplies corrugated papers, graphic papers and recycled fiber materials

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