CODING & LABELLING
PACKAGING DIRECTORY SOUTH AFRICA
Nampak
Nampak, Africa's largest packaging company, offering the broadest product range, manufacturing metals, glass, paper and plastics, innovative packaging solutions
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Pyrotec
Pyrotec is a privately owned South African company that specialises in providing innovative and top quality product identification solutions. The company's extensive service offering includes on-pack product identification solutions including self-adhesive labels systems, as well as coding and labeling equipment.
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SpecSystems
Spec Systems is a turnkey Auto ID solutions provider with more than 32 years' experience providing label, barcode, RFID and identity card printing products and solutions.
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Zetes
Zetes, formerly ProScan, provides value added solutions and services based on the Automatic Identification of Goods and People (Goods ID and People ID).
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