Contact

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Direct

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What to include

The more of this you send, the more useful the first reply:

• What the packaging has to do. Not the product name — the job. “240 litre wheelie bins in a hotel, wet kitchen waste” tells us more than “heavy duty sacks”.
• Roughly how much. Pallets per month or per year. Precision is not needed at this stage; order of magnitude is.
• What you buy today, if you are switching. A specification sheet, a product code, or a photograph of the case label. We quote against it line for line so the comparison is real.
• Where it goes. Country and postcode are enough to price the freight.
• When you need it. If a date is firm, say so — it changes how we quote the transport.

If you do not have a specification, that is not a problem. Send the photograph.

What happens next

There is no account to open and no registration wall. Request a quote if you would rather use a form, or request samples if you want the product in your hand first.

Plant visits

For buyers at programme volumes we arrange visits to the relevant manufacturing plant in Poland. You see the line, the QC lab and the certification file, and we attend. See our manufacturers.

Press and partnerships

Same address. For anything regulatory — PPWR documentation, EPR reporting formats, conformity evidence — say so in the subject line and it goes to the person who handles compliance rather than into the sales queue.