Manufacturing Capabilities
Vertically Integrated. Procurement-Ready.
From polymer extrusion to finished, labelled bags — Adpack controls the full manufacturing process, enabling consistent quality and faster lead times than import-dependent alternatives.
KEBS Certified
In-house tensile strength, seam integrity, and print quality testing on every batch. KEBS certified. Pre-shipment inspection available on request.
Full Customisation
Custom dimensions, fabric weights (50–120 GSM), and BOPP printing up to 8 colours. Digital and film samples produced before full-production commitment.
Fast Turnaround
Plain sacks and fabric: 7–10 working days. Printed bags: 10–12 working days after artwork approval. BOPP bags: 2–4 weeks. With capacity exceeding 200,000 bags per day, we move fast.
Export-Ready Documentation
Certificates of origin, packing lists, and inspection certs coordinated for 15+ export markets in Africa.
How We Make It
Capabilities at a Glance
Adpack’s end-to-end manufacturing covers five integrated stages — giving us direct quality control at every step and eliminating supplier dependencies that inflate lead times and costs.
Quick Spec Reference
Eight Product Lines
What We Manufacture
Woven Sacks
Sugar, grains, flour, fertilisers — 5 to 100 kg
Block Bottom Bags
Cement, plaster, feeds — 10 to 50 kg valve bags
BOPP High-Graphic Bags
Retail-ready, 8-colour HD, gloss or matte
Woven Shopping Bags
Reusable retail bags, 500+ units/bundle
Jumbo FIBC Bags
1,000 kg SWL, 5:1 SF — coffee, tea, bulk agri export
Tarpaulins
UV-stabilised, 160–200 GSM
PP Woven Fabric Rolls
Raw rolls for custom fabrication, cut-to-size
Bag Closing Thread
PP / HDPE, cone or bobbin, UV-stabilised
Sectors We Serve
Built for Africa’s Key Industries
Our product range is engineered for the packaging realities of Africa’s most active manufacturing and trading sectors.
FMCG
BOPP high-graphic bags and block bottom bags for flour, sugar, rice, salt, and branded consumer goods sold through Kenyan and regional retail networks.
Agriculture
UV-stabilised woven sacks and FIBC bags for fertilisers, seeds, and grain. Breathable and laminated options available for different storage conditions.
Chemicals
FIBC jumbo bags with PE-liner or lamination for chemical powders, granules, and industrial compounds requiring specific containment properties.
Construction
Block bottom valve bags for cement and plaster manufacturers. FIBC bulk bags for sand, aggregates, and construction minerals requiring high-load containment.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Source Packaging from Kenya’s Top Manufacturer
200,000+ units daily. Competitive pricing. Export-ready documentation. Fast lead times.
Knowledge Hub
Latest Insights from Adpack
Pricing · Supply
Jubail is burning: PP prices have doubled
What the Jubail strike means for PP resin prices, and what East African packaging buyers should plan for.
Kenya · Operations
Kenya’s fuel crisis: what rising pump prices mean for your business right now
How rising Kenya pump prices flow through transport, logistics and packaging costs — and what East African buyers should expect this quarter.
Pricing · Q2 Supply
April pricing is out: here’s what it means for your Q2 supply
Adpack’s monthly read on PP resin prices, FX and freight — with the implications for your Q2 packaging procurement.
Latest from the Knowledge Hub
Insights on packaging, procurement, and industry trends from the Adpack team.
- Fuel Prices up… Kenyan Shilling Weaker…What your Business Needs to Know!!Photo by engin akyurt on Unsplash Kenya Business · Market Intelligence The ceasefire is not a clearance signal. Here is what Kenya’s businesses are actually facing. The two-week Gulf ceasefire… Read more: Fuel Prices up… Kenyan Shilling Weaker…What your Business Needs to Know!!
- April Pricing Is Out. Here Is What It Means for Your Q2 Supply.Adpack’s April 2026 pricing reflects a ~50% increase in input costs since January. Here is what is driving it, what it means for your packaging supply, and how we are managing it together.
- Jubail Is Burning: PP Prices Have Doubled and the Worst Is Not OverIranian missiles struck Jubail — home to 6–8% of global petrochemical output. Brent hit $127. PP resin prices have doubled. This is a physical supply event, not a price cycle. What East African packaging buyers must do now.



