DFC Packaging hybrid trays

Thursday, 29 May, 2014 | Supplied by: DFC Packaging Group

DFC Packaging hybrid trays are a combination of PET and ovenable cardboard that are suitable for use in high barrier applications. The trays have been released into the UK; however, due to contractual arrangements with Marks & Spencer, they cannot be sold to any other user in the UK.

Australia has been chosen as the next country for releasing the product and DFC Packaging is the appointed distributor.

Online: www.dfc.com.au
Phone: 03 9701 2000

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