Parksons Packaging
Headquartered in India
Founded in 1996 from a 1,500-square-foot unit in Daman by Ramesh Kejriwal, now one of India's larger folding-carton makers, producing folding cartons, gable-top cartons, litho-lam boxes, and rigid boxes for consumer goods and food service clients.
Product type
Regions served
South Asia
Countries
India
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