Alliance Packaging Ltd is a family run company, dedicated to excellence in quality & service, and is totally orientated towards our client’s needs.
Aidan started the business in 1980, firstly specialising in polypropylene sacks for the fuel trade & paper sacks for animal feed. Over the years the markets needs diversified and Aidan saw a niche in the market to explore other packaging opportunities. The demand for paper packaging was on the increase, so this quickly became our main focus.
After completing a Masters degree in Management & Marketing in UCC, John joined the business in 2006. He quickly focussed on sourcing the best packaging manufacturers in Ireland, UK, Europe & Asia to ensure high quality products and excellent service at a competitive price. Branding has become an essential part of every business and overtime John has sourced exciting, creative & innovative packaging products to meet the demands of our growing customer base.
As the business continued to grow, Caroline joined in 2014 as our branding manager. Caroline’s passion and enthusiasm for our products resonated with our customers and connected with their needs.  She specialisies in bringing eye-catching designs to life that will help you stand out from the crowd!!
We can guide you in choosing the best set of branded packaging to match the needs of your budget. Should you have ideas but no specific artwork we can design various layouts for your approval which will bring your images into reality. We provide this service free of charge. We work closely with our graphic designers and inform them of our production capabilities and specifications to achieve optimum results. When you place your order with Alliance Packaging Ltd, you’ll benefit from our friendly, personal service and quality products intended to create customer experience, enhance your brand and increase your sales. We are very proud to partner with such established companies such as Hayfield Manor, Hotel Europe, Under Armour, Keanes...

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