Slovakia Packaging Suppliers

FAOPACK S.R.O is a flexible packaging producer and supplier located in Zohor, Slovakia, established in 2020. The company manufactures custom-printed and plain films, multi-layer laminates, stand-up pouches, vacuum packaging bags, retort pouches, and heat-sealable films. Its production facility uses modern technology to deliver tailored packaging that meets industry standards for product safety and shelf life. Barrier properties against moisture, oxygen, and light are engineered into the solutions. Eco-friendly options include biodegradable films and recyclable materials. The packaging serves food and beverage, pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and consumer goods sectors, and is compatible with manual and automated lines.

Status S s.r.o. is a manufacturer and distributor of bags and packaging solutions founded in 2007 and based in Martin, Slovakia. The company produces biodegradable and recycled plastic bags, big bags, shopping bags, and personalized cloth shopping bags, with customization available. Its specialized packaging includes robust big bags for industrial use and food packaging for fruits, vegetables, and other food items. Consumer products comprise retail bags, rubbish bin bags, and sachets. The company emphasizes sustainability through biodegradable options designed to degrade effectively and support composting efforts.

RE-PLAST is a production company based in Zvoncin, Slovakia, founded in 1992. It operates in the packaging material sector.

DOPABAL SK s.r.o. is a Slovak company founded in 1996 and based in Snina, producing and distributing LDPE plastic film. Its main product is LDPE film supplied in a range of thicknesses and roll sizes, including custom specifications. Applications span construction, packaging, agriculture and industrial uses, and the company serves both small businesses and large distributors, with emphasis on bulk buyers and long-term partnerships. It can supply customers throughout Europe, targeting markets such as Austria, Germany and the Czech Republic. LDPE plastic waste is purchased, recycled and reused in new film production.