Green Polypacks | About Us

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Green Polypack was founded in the year 2020 by Mr. Ravi Patel.

Green Polypack was founded in the year 2020 by Mr. Ravi Patel - Second-generation entrepreneurs - an enduring tale of diligence, resilience, and conviction. Commencing with a modest facility and entrusting a substantial portion of the tasks to more sizable rivals, Green Polypack prioritized excellence and customer contentment. In reciprocation, patrons entrusted their confidence in Green Polypack, propelling us into rapid expansion.

With constant focus on quality, we increased our skin in the gamer and soon started expanding rapidly. In only few short years we purchased enough machinery to completely eliminate our dependence on other units and became completely self sustained. But the Green Polypack journey was still just beginning. We then expanded to a second export-oriented unit and Spread the Green Polypack Brand across the globe. Today we can deliver to all across the globe confidently and provide round the clock support to our clients.

Over just a brief period of 4+ years we have now expanded to fully integrated manufacturing units with zero outsourcing of bags Facilities.

Our company commenced operations with a production capacity of only 5,000 bags, and we have since experienced a remarkable 20-fold increase, reaching an impressive 100,000 bags per day. A substantial portion of our output is now exported globally. This extraordinary growth is attributed to our unwavering commitment to customer satisfaction and our relentless pursuit of excellence.

We address the constantly changing needs of customers by maintaining a careful equilibrium between quality and timely delivery to uphold our commitments to clients. The company is committed to diversification, enhancing technical services, fostering innovation, investing in infrastructure, and consistently seeking to recruit professional and skilled resources as employees.

And we are dedicated to being eco-friendly.

Contrary to common belief, our raw materials can be reprocessed up to 97% and have multiple life cycles.