10 Best Packaging Suppliers in Singapore (2026)
Find the best packaging suppliers in Singapore for boxes, mailers, food packaging and custom printed packs, with ten SME-friendly picks for 2026.
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- Amir Wahab
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AI image by LocalRankPackaging is one of those costs that quietly shapes a small business: the wrong box damages stock in transit, the wrong food container leaks on delivery, and an over-sized order ties up cash and storage space. This guide brings together ten Singapore suppliers that publish what they sell on their own websites, from corrugated cartons and courier mailers to takeaway containers and custom-printed packs. They are listed in no ranked order. Use each write-up to match a supplier to your product type, then ask for samples, written quotes and any minimum order terms directly before you commit. Details below come from each supplier's own site and may change.
1. MillionParcel
MillionParcel presents itself as a one-stop packaging shop for e-commerce sellers and other businesses. Its online catalogue groups carton boxes in lettered series, mailing bags, bubble wrap, honeycomb paper, tape, food packaging, gift bags and boxes, sticker labels and small packing machines. Its site and blog say its products are held in Singapore and that it ships island-wide. It also lists a warehouse for self-collection and a separate showroom that it says is by appointment only, plus several phone and WhatsApp-style contact numbers. This is a good first stop for a small seller who wants cartons, mailers and tape from one place; check each product page for pack sizes and ask about any minimums before ordering.
Pioneer, Jurong
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2. Packeverything
Packeverything is the trading name of Favor International Pte Ltd, according to its contact page. The online store sorts its range into collections such as food, gift, postal and retail or office, with product types that include carton boxes, pizza boxes, takeaway boxes, paper bags, food wrappers, tape, ziplock bags and sustainable options. Alongside ready stock, a request-for-quote form covers bespoke boxes, bags, wrappers and stickers, and it states a minimum quantity for custom orders. The company lists a physical store and office in Paya Ubi with separate retail hours, a phone line and two WhatsApp numbers, one for customisation. Suitable for shops and cafes that want both stock items and the option of custom work.
3. PACKMAN SG
Packman SG describes itself as a packaging company supplying e-commerce and food packaging, aiming to be a one-stop source with customisation and short lead times. Its site organises products under custom printed packaging, F&B packaging, cups and accessories, bags, cookie containers, napkins and wipes, and logistics items, and names tapes, bubble wrap, kraft lunch boxes, carton boxes, pizza boxes, polymailers and paper bags among its products. It lists cafes, bakeries, restaurants, food service, e-commerce sellers and logistics companies as the markets it serves, and says orders are delivered the next working day. A warehouse in the Defu area is open to visitors, and a contact form is the published route for enquiries.
Defu, Hougang
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4. cartonbox.sg
cartonbox.sg sells new carton boxes and once-used recycled boxes online and through walk-in retail points. Its site lists bundles, bubble wrap, adhesive tape, packing paper and other accessories, and its About page names Jaguar 3R Ventures as the company behind a rescue, resell and recycle approach to used boxes. It publishes a store in the Toa Payoh Industrial Park area with weekday and Saturday hours, and a second outlet in the Mackenzie Road area, with a phone number and a WhatsApp button for orders. A practical choice for small businesses, movers and sellers who need ordinary corrugated boxes quickly and are open to buying reused ones; check sizes and condition before you buy.
Toa Payoh, Little India
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5. Packink
Packink calls itself a print and packaging company and says it launched in 2017 with a focus on high-quality print and minimum quantities it describes as sensible. Its About page describes ready-stock boxes, mailers, wrappers and tapes, custom carton boxes, paper sleeves, cards and stickers, industrial packaging distribution, and e-commerce fulfilment and warehousing. The site states that its products include recycled materials or FSC materials, which is the company's own claim. Its contact page lists an email address, two phone numbers including a WhatsApp line, and a pick-up location in the Jurong area with weekday and Saturday hours. A natural fit for a growing brand that wants printed boxes or stickers as well as ordinary shipping stock.
6. AMB Packaging
AMB Packaging is a corrugated packaging manufacturer whose website lists corrugated boxes, offset boxes and ready-for-use boxes. Its About page says it offers flexo, offset and litho-lam printing in one facility and describes distribution support and high-volume capacity, and the homepage displays ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 marks. Its services page covers in-house testing and a samples design and customisation service that takes a customer from concept to physical samples before mass production. The site also has an online store, with sales and general enquiry email addresses and a Woodlands industrial address. Better suited to businesses with steady, larger or made-to-size carton needs than to one-off parcels; ask about minimums and lead times at the start.
Woodlands, Senoko
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7. Acepac International
Acepac International says it was incorporated in Singapore in 1994 and supplies packaging materials for logistics, healthcare, retail and electronics customers. Its product pages cover poly mailers and courier bags, including recycled, biodegradable, compostable and custom-printed padded options, alongside carrier bags, corrugated and die-cut boxes, self-adhesive tapes and labels, protective materials, food trays and green packaging materials. Its services page describes pick and pack work, with warehouse storage handled for clients. The contact page lists a hotline, an enquiries email address and a WhatsApp link. A useful option for e-commerce sellers who care about mailer variety, or who may later want storage and fulfilment support from the same supplier; ask about minimums and sample availability first.
Toh Guan, Jurong East
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8. SKP
SKP, whose company name on its site is Seow Khim Polythelene Co Pte Ltd, says it has operated since 1979 and calls itself Singapore's largest supplier of disposable food packaging, which is its own description. Its range covers food packaging, biodegradable products under an EcoVue brand, non-food packaging, kitchenware, partyware, stationery and seasonal items, and it offers customised printing and cup advertising services. The site links official Shopee and Lazada stores and lists separate email addresses for general enquiries, retail and sales, a head office line and a WhatsApp Business number. A convenient supplier for caterers, food businesses and event organisers who want packaging and party supplies together; confirm retail or trade terms when you enquire.
9. Best Green
Bestgreen Pte Ltd describes itself as an importer and distributor of disposable products and food packaging, and says it has more than ten years in the disposable foodware industry. Its About page says it supplies restaurants and hotels, and lists plastic carrier bags, disposable utensils, bowls, plates and microwaveable containers. The online shop sorts goods into plates, cups, containers, bags, cutlery and napkins, and the home page mentions custom orders and sustainable cups, with eco-friendly items such as biodegradable cups and compostable cutlery described as part of its mission. Contact is by WhatsApp number, email and a contact form, with weekday hours shown for its Jurong premises. A fit for food outlets that restock disposables regularly.
10. EcoGreen Packaging
EcoGreen Packaging presents a range of paper-based and plant-fibre food packaging for Singapore food businesses and says it has been established here since 2017. Its site lists paper bags and pouches, bowls and containers made from sugarcane fibre, and bamboo or wooden cutlery, and describes custom branded bowls, bento boxes and paper bags. It states that materials are FSC certified and lab tested and mentions a low minimum for custom orders; these are the company's own statements and worth confirming with paperwork. A shop link, a Shopee link, an enquiry email and a phone number are published, with a Tanjong Pagar address. Worth a look for cafes and takeaway brands wanting branded, eco-oriented packaging.
Keppel, Tanjong Pagar
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How to choose
- Start with what you actually ship or serve. A seller posting parcels needs cartons, mailers and tape, a cafe needs cups and containers, and a brand needs printed boxes. Choose a supplier whose own catalogue is built around your product type, rather than one that merely lists everything somewhere.
- Ask about minimums early. Some suppliers sell ready stock in small quantities, while manufacturers and custom printers may set higher minimums for printed or made-to-size packaging. Request the minimum order terms and sample policy in writing, and compare them with how quickly you will genuinely use the stock.
- Test before you scale up. Order a few samples, pack your real product, and check strength, fit, leak resistance and how the item looks when opened. Drop and stack a filled box if you can. A sample costs little compared with a full pallet that turns out to be wrong.
- Check how any green or food-safe claim is supported. Terms such as biodegradable, compostable, recyclable or food grade are marketing words until a supplier shows the paperwork. Ask which standard or certificate sits behind the claim, and keep a copy for your own records and for customers who ask.
- Look at logistics, not only the product. Find out whether the supplier delivers, offers self-collection from a warehouse or shop, and how it handles reorders. Confirm lead times for custom work, who owns the artwork files, and how to reach a person quickly when a delivery goes wrong.
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Founder and Editor
Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.
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