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Fulton Pacific

Vacaville, United States

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What Fulton Pacific does.

Fulton Pacific, also known as Pope Packaging, has been a trusted packaging partner since 1956. The company offers a comprehensive range of packaging solutions, including paper bags, flexible plastic elements, and woven polypropylene products. They are particularly active in the agricultural industry, animal feed sector, construction, manufacturing trades, mineral and chemical production, as well as in food. Fulton Pacific is Australian and produces locally with a fast supply network and global reach. They have certificates and classes for their packaging products and are known for their sustainable, efficient, and reliable solutions.

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