Göncay Packaging on Paper vs. Plastics
In this edition of our In Conversation With... series, Levent Göncay, managing director of Göncay Packaging, shares insights about the company's product range, production process, and the cost differences between plastic and paper packaging.
Integrated Manufacturing Facilities
The group operates two fully integrated plants over 47,000 square meters—one focused on paper packaging and the other on plastic packaging. Every step of production happens in-house, from extrusion and printing to final conversion, ensuring exceptional quality and efficiency.
Product Portfolio and Market Reach
- Products include paper bowls, takeaway boxes, plastic cups, and lids.
- Approximately 80% of production is exported throughout Europe.
- Supplies major wholesalers, retailers, and manufacturers.
Certifications and Quality Control
Both facilities are certified with:
- BRCGS PM
- ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001
- FSC®
- Sedex
- BSCI
Maintaining full in-house control over the entire production process gives Göncay Packaging significant operational and strategic advantages. By managing every stage—from extrusion and printing to final converting—we can closely monitor and adjust processes in real time, ensuring consistently high quality, which is especially critical for food packaging.
Author’s summary: Göncay Packaging leverages fully integrated facilities and strict quality controls to deliver a diverse portfolio of paper and plastic packaging, prioritizing efficiency and high standards across European markets.
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