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JOKA
JOKA Plastic-Emballage A/S has bags and packaging solutions for all purposes and make use of the latest printing methods so JOKA plastic bags can be supplied with first-class colour prints.
JOKA today
Today JOKA Plastic-Emballage A/S has bags and packaging solutions for all purposes and make use of the latest printing methods so JOKA plastic bags can be supplied with first-class colour prints.
JOKA is 100% Danish owned - an ultramodern enterprise with a highly developed production facility - with a factory in Nakskov and sales offices in Holte, Malmø and Fagerstrand. From here competent experts customise packaging solutions for companies in Scandinavia and the Baltic States.
The main part of JOKA's product range is made of polyethylene which is approved for foodstuff and without problems forms part of nature's circulation by combustion.
One of our innovations is BioMinigrip®. A zipper bag which is 100% biodegradable.
In JOKA's range also includes bags made of polypropylene (PP), a crystal clear plastic material.
JOKA's Production
1 million finished plasticbags a day...
JOKA's 5,000km2 large plant in Nakskov, Denmark, is a modern Danish enterprise with a highly developed and flexible production facility. Here skilled professionals customise packing solutions for many thousand customers all over Scandinavia, Holland, Poland, Slovakia and the Baltic States. JOKA uses the materials polyethylene and polypropylene.
2-3 million metres of plastic film are constantly in stock, ready for e.g. finished production of special bags and the stock of finished products includes 25-30 million bags which are ready for immediate delivery from day to day.
We are able to deliver zipper bags in standard sizes from day to day, all from 1,000 bags – and bags with thermo print, all from 2,000 bags.
The Minigrip® zipper bag is made of polyethylene which is approved for foodstuff and forms part of nature's circulation by combustion without problems.
