Scandinavia’s leading specialist in sustainable heavy-duty corrugated packaging

For over 100 years, FARUSA Emballage A/S has set the standard for export packaging in Scandinavia.

Based in Farum, the company is now the region’s largest producer of Heavy Duty corrugated cardboard –
a lightweight, strong, and eco-friendly alternative to traditional wooden packaging.

FARUSA 

YOUR PARTNER IN SAFE & SUSTAINABLE EXPORT PACKAGING

 

♻️ Sustainability and Innovation at the Core

At FARUSA, we’ve made it our mission to combine functionality with sustainability.

Heavy Duty corrugated cardboard is not only lighter than wood – it’s also 100% recyclable and designed to significantly reduce CO₂ emissions.

This makes our packaging ideal for export companies looking to strengthen their green profile without compromising on strength or safety.

 

📦 Tailor-Made Solutions for the Export Industry

FARUSA delivers packaging solutions to a wide range of exporting companies –
from small niche producers to large industrial clients.

All products in our range are developed with a strong focus on optimal protection, efficient use of space, and ease of handling.

 

🌍 Ready for the Export Demands of Tomorrow

In connection with our 100th anniversary in 2023, FARUSA launched a major expansion involving both physical facilities and staff.
The goal is to meet growing demand and continue developing innovative packaging solutions that meet the future’s demands for sustainability and efficiency.

 

📞 Contact & More Information

Looking to optimize your export packaging
with a sustainable and efficient solution?

Visit farusa.dk or contact us directly at +45 44 34 09 99.

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