Pakistan has become one of South Asia’s key hubs for polypropylene (PP) woven bag production, driven by rapid growth in cement, fertilizer, and agricultural packaging demand. With access to polymer feedstock, skilled labor, and modern machinery from Austria and Germany, the country’s manufacturers are scaling up to meet global quality standards.
In this article, we’ll explore the Top 12 PP Woven Bag Manufacturers in Pakistan, ranked by capacity, technology, and export potential from long-established giants to new high-speed producers reshaping the nation’s packaging landscape.
1. Syntronics Limited
- Production Capacity: 275 million bags per year
- Headquarters: Hattar Industrial Estate, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
- Founded: 1999
- Website: www.syntronics-adstar.com
- Email: info@syntronics-adstar.com
Syntronics Limited is one of the world’s largest manufacturers of AD*STAR® polypropylene block bottom valve bags, serving mainly the cement and building materials sectors. Established in 1999 with an initial output of 60 million bags per year, the company has expanded to four fully integrated plants with a combined capacity of 275 million bags annually.
All manufacturing is carried out on Starlinger (Austria) machinery, ensuring uniform quality and high burst strength. Starlinger GmbH itself has recognized Syntronics as one of its top-performing global partners for AD*STAR® technology.
Syntronics supplies major cement brands across Pakistan and exports to neighboring markets, cementing its position as a leader in South Asia’s woven packaging industry.
2. Cherat Packaging Limited
- Production Capacity: 260 million PP bags per year (≈ 420 million including paper & film units)
- Headquarters: Gadoon Amazai, KPK
- Parent Group: Ghulam Faruque Group
- Founded: 1992
- Website: gfg.com.pk/cpl
- Email: cherat@gfg.com.pk
Cherat Packaging Limited is Pakistan’s second-largest producer of polypropylene woven bags, primarily serving the cement industry. The company commissioned its fourth PP production line in 2021, raising capacity to 260 million bags per year. Together with kraft paper and flexible film divisions, CPL’s total output exceeds 420 million units annually.
The Gadoon plant operates with Windmöller & Hölscher (Germany) technology and is certified under ISO 9001 and ISO 14001. CPL is a core member of the Ghulam Faruque Group and supplies leading cement brands such as Cherat Cement, Lucky Cement, and DG Khan Cement.
With a diverse portfolio that includes both woven and paper solutions, CPL is regarded as the benchmark for industrial packaging quality and innovation in Pakistan.
3. Nova Synpac (Pvt.) Ltd
- Production Capacity: 200 million AD*STAR® bags per year
- Headquarters: Hattar Industrial Estate, KPK
- Founded: 1997 (Commercial operations since June 1998)
- Website: www.novasynpac.com
- Email: info@novasynpac.com
Nova Synpac (Pvt.) Ltd is a leading producer of block bottom valve bags under the AD*STAR® system, widely used by Pakistan’s major cement manufacturers. Starting with a capacity of 126 million bags per year, the company has expanded to 200 million bags annually, supported by continuous investment in Starlinger machinery from Austria.
Its bags are renowned for high tensile strength, moisture barrier performance, and consistent print quality. Nova Synpac’s technical expertise and stable output have earned it a trusted supplier status among cement and bulk packaging industries nationwide.
With a strong focus on quality control, modern automation, and sustainability, Nova Synpac continues to reinforce Pakistan’s position as a competitive base for woven polypropylene packaging exports.
4. Crafters Polypropylene Packages (Pvt.) Ltd
- Production Capacity: Approximately 146 million bags per year
- Headquarters: Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan
- Founded: 2021
- Website: www.crafters.com.pk
Crafters Polypropylene Packages (Pvt.) Ltd is one of Pakistan’s newest yet fastest-growing producers of ADSTAR® polypropylene block-bottom valve bags. Established in 2021, the company rapidly gained prominence within the cement packaging sector by installing two adstarKON HX conversion lines from Starlinger GmbH (Austria) in May 2023.
Crafters achieved a record-breaking milestone of 199,000 AD*STAR® bags produced within 24 hours on a single line, positioning itself among the most efficient woven packaging manufacturers in South Asia. With a daily output of nearly 400,000 bags, its total annual capacity is estimated at around 146 million bags.
The company’s main clientele includes Lucky Cement, Pakistan’s largest cement producer. Crafters’ commitment to high-speed, high-quality production makes it a dynamic new entrant reshaping the industrial packaging landscape of Pakistan.
5. Poly Pack (Pvt.) Ltd
- Production Capacity: 60,000 MT per year
- Headquarters: Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan
- Founded: 1991
- Website: www.polypack.com.pk
- Email: polypack@brain.net.pk
Poly Pack (Pvt.) Ltd is one of the oldest and largest integrated polypropylene woven packaging producers in Pakistan. Founded in 1991, the company specializes in woven PP sacks, BOPP laminated bags, and flexible packaging films.
According to the 2024 PACRA report, Poly Pack maintains an installed capacity of 60,000 metric tons per year, with an annual utilization rate of 74%, up from 68% in 2023. The company serves a wide range of industries including textiles, sugar, fertilizers, animal feed, edible oils, and confectionery.
Beyond woven packaging, Poly Pack is expanding into BOPP film manufacturing, investing in next-generation extrusion and lamination technology. Its diversification and long operational history make it a cornerstone of Pakistan’s flexible packaging sector.
6. Texo Poly Industries (Pvt.) Ltd
- Production Capacity: Approximately 72 million bags per year
- Headquarters: Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan
- Founded: 2015
- Website: www.texoindustries.pk
- Email: sales01@texoindustries.pk
Texo Poly Industries (Pvt.) Ltd is among Pakistan’s fastest-expanding woven and flexible packaging manufacturers, offering a wide range of polypropylene-based solutions for the fertilizer, chemical, sugar, flour, and grain sectors.
Founded in 2015, Texo operates from a 40,000 sq. yard facility in Lahore, with the capacity to process 20,000 MT of plastic per year – equivalent to roughly 72 million PP woven bags. The company’s production integrates extrusion, weaving, lamination, and conversion lines, supported by a skilled technical workforce and a strong quality-control framework.
Through continuous innovation and efficiency upgrades, Texo has earned a solid reputation as one of the leading suppliers in Pakistan’s competitive plastic packaging market.
7. Syntron Limited
- Production Capacity: ~84 million bags/year (open-mouth PP woven) ⚠️
- Headquarters: Gadoon Amazai Industrial Estate, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan
- Founded: (Subsidiary of Syntronics Limited)
- Website: www.syntronics-adstar.com
- Email: contact@syntronics-adstar.com
Syntron Limited is a subsidiary of Syntronics Limited, specialising in conventional open-mouth polypropylene woven bags (without the AD*STAR® block-bottom valve configuration). The factory, located in Gadoon Amazai, KPK, has an estimated annual capacity of ~84 million bags, serving industries such as cement, fertiliser and bulk goods.
With manufacturing oversight from its parent group, Syntron delivers cost-effective packaging solutions while leveraging experienced management and technical systems.
8. Al Karam Packages (Pvt.) Ltd
- Production Capacity: ~45 million bags/year (as per publicly cited 4.5 million/month = ~54 million/year) ⚠️
- Headquarters: 36C, 4th Floor, Shehbaz Commercial Lane 4, D.H.A Phase-6, Karachi, Pakistan
- Founded: 2000
- Website: www.alkarampackages.com.pk
- Email: info@alkarampackages.com.pk
Al Karam Packages is a well-established manufacturer of polypropylene woven bags in Pakistan, especially for commodities like fertilisers, chemicals and food‐grade bulk goods.
The company emphasises durability, flexibility of specifications (mesh, GSM, colour) and has positioned itself as a trusted brand. Though the exact annual capacity varies across sources, the commonly cited figure is ~4.5 million bags/month, which translates to approx. 54 million/year.
9. Buraq Polyfabrics (Pvt.) Ltd
- Production Capacity: ~36 million bags/year (approx. 3 million/month)
- Headquarters: 265-A, Khizer Road, Upper Mall, Lahore, Pakistan
- Founded: 1994
- Website: www.buraqpoly.com
- Email: info@buraqpoly.com
Buraq Polyfabrics specialises in polypropylene woven fabric, sheets and bags. Operating three extruders (1 Austrian, 2 Taiwanese) and 70 looms, the factory produces approx. 3 million bags per month (≈36 million/year).
It also processes around 300 MT of raw material per month. The company serves a broad market including packaging for industrial goods and large‐volume shipments.
10. Lahore Polypropylene Industries (Pvt.) Ltd
- Production Capacity: Not publicly disclosed in reliable detail
- Headquarters: 47-B-1, Gulberg III, Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan
- Founded: 1994 (subsidiary of JF Group of Industries)
- Website: www.lahorepoly.com
- Email: info@lahorepoly.com
Lahore Polypropylene Industries focuses on manufacturing PP woven bags, laminated block-bottom bags, BOPP laminated PP bags, and multi‐wall paper sacks.
Although the exact yearly bag-volume is not publicly disclosed, the existence of a 1.3 MW solar power system at its plant site and its diversified product lines underscore its significant scale. The company continues to serve industrial packaging segments across Pakistan.
11. Gravitas Packaging (Pvt.) Ltd
- Production Capacity: Not publicly disclosed
- Headquarters: Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan
- Founded: ≈1998 (over 25 years of operation)
- Website: www.gravitaspackaging.com
- Email: info@gravitaspackaging.com
Gravitas Packaging (Pvt.) Ltd is one of Pakistan’s long-standing manufacturers of polypropylene woven and FIBC jumbo bags, supplying both domestic and export markets across North America, Europe, and MENA. With more than 25 years of production experience, the company focuses on durable bulk-packaging solutions for industrial, agricultural, and chemical sectors.
Gravitas offers a wide range of products – including laminated and unlaminated PP woven bags, FIBC big bags, and custom printing services — and positions itself as a market leader in Pakistan’s woven-fabric export segment.
12. NN Plastic
- Production Capacity: Approx. 700 MT/month (as of 2024)
- Headquarters: 38 km Multan Road, Lahore, Pakistan
- Founded: 2001
- Website: www.nnplastic.com.pk
- Email: info@nnplastic.com.pk
NN Plastic is a family-owned manufacturer of polypropylene woven sacks, block-bottom bags, and fabric rolls, serving both local and international clients. Established in 2001, the company operates modern production lines powered by Starlinger (Austria) equipment, ensuring high-speed extrusion, weaving, and lamination.
With steady monthly throughput of around 700 metric tons, NN Plastic has become one of Pakistan’s notable woven-bag producers for fertilizer, rice, sugar, and cement packaging. Its continuous focus on machinery upgrades and export-quality standards reinforces Pakistan’s position as a competitive hub for industrial woven packaging.
Conclusion
The list above highlights 12 leading packaging manufacturers in Pakistan, reflecting the country’s growing but still developing packaging industry. These companies supply key sectors such as agriculture, fertilizer, and cement, yet face ongoing challenges – including high production costs, import dependency, and uneven quality control caused by semi-automated production and limited export certifications.
Depending on business needs, buyers can consider sourcing options that best fit their goals. Those prioritizing cost efficiency, consistent quality, and strong export capacity may explore Vietnam, where manufacturers like K-Packing, Vinapack, and Duy Tân Packaging offer ISO- and GRS-certified packaging with competitive pricing and reliable logistics.
Meanwhile, China remains another major packaging hub with advanced technology, high-volume capacity, and broad material options. However, importers should carefully consider tariff policies and geopolitical factors, as recent tariff adjustments on Chinese-origin goods in major markets (such as the U.S. and EU) can significantly affect total landed cost.
