IN PROFILE
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teelforce Packaging, the packaging division of Steelforce Group, is a leading global player in the metal packaging industry. Founded in 1980 and headquartered in Antwerp, Belgium, we operate worldwide with a mission
to build lasting partnerships, address sourcing challenges, and deliver customized strategies that enhance customer value.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS:
GLOBAL REACH, LOCAL EXPERTISE: Operating in Europe, Africa, North America,
and Latin America, Steelforce Packaging follows a “Glocal” business model— combining global scale with localized service.
CUSTOMER-FOCUSED
APPROACH: We prioritize long-term partnerships and tailor strategies to help customers
maximise value and operational performance.
COMMITMENT TO
SUSTAINABILITY: We are dedicated to achieving carbon neutrality through responsible sourcing and sustainable practices across the entire metal packaging supply chain.
TRANSPARENCY: Our open and transparent policy ensures
full visibility into pricing, logistics, and industry dynamics. Customers gain access
to in-depth market insights and pricing opportunities, empowering them to make informed purchasing decisions.
SOURCING &
DISTRIBUTION: By partnering with top-tier mills through exclusive and high-volume agreements, we optimize bulk shipping to reduce costs and ensure efficient local distribution. As the world’s largest non-producing supplier of raw materials for metal packaging, Steelforce Packaging combines global reach with deep local expertise. With over 50 years in the industry, we are committed to sustainability, customer satisfaction, and efficient supply chain solutions—helping our partners succeed in a dynamic market.
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