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Four Polish factories, described by capacity, equipment and certification — everything an audit would verify, except the names.
A Polish sourcing and supply company for three packaging categories, built so that a buyer signs one contract instead of four.
Mervia Group is a packaging supply company registered in Poland. We buy from four specialist Polish manufacturers, consolidate their output into single shipments, and sell to distributors and end users across northern Europe under one contract.
We are not a factory, and the site does not pretend otherwise. What we are is the party that makes four factories behave like one supplier.
The mark is a wrapped load on a pallet: the goods, two turns of film, the pallet under them. It is the whole range in one shape — what is stacked, what holds it, what carries it — and it is the argument as well. A buyer who orders from us receives one load, not four deliveries.
A buyer who needs bin liners, stretch film and pallets has to run four supplier relationships. Four contracts, four minimum orders, four payment schedules, and four part-loads each paying most of a full-load freight rate.
We hold those relationships instead. You place one order; we place four. The goods arrive on one vehicle with one invoice and one document pack.
The margin is on the goods and it is visible in the delivered price you are quoted before you order. We are not cheaper than a full trailer of one product bought direct from the factory that makes it — nobody is. We are cheaper than running four suppliers to fill one truck, and considerably less work.
| Market | Status |
|---|---|
| Germany | primary |
| Netherlands, Belgium | primary |
| Denmark, Sweden, Norway | active |
| Poland, Czechia | active |
| France, Italy, Spain | on request |
Northern Europe first because the haul from Poland is short, the packaging markets are large, and the compliance regimes are the ones our documentation is built for. A short haul on a light, bulky freight is most of the commercial argument.
Four Polish factories, described by capacity, equipment and certification — everything an audit would verify, except the names.
Recycled content, material reduction and the documentation you need for EPR reporting — stated as numbers rather than commitments.
Which certificate covers which product, who holds it, and what each one actually tells you as a buyer.
Send a specification, a competitor product code, or a photo of what you currently buy. You get a written quotation with pallet configuration and delivered price within two working days.