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Manufacturing top quality products has always
been our top priority. To achieve this, we have
implemented sound engineering policies which we
are constantly improving. Today, our idea of
processes includes not only manufacturing
policies but also business and management
processes. Supporting these processes are
stringent quality assurance procedures and a
comprehensive system of internal audits.
HIGHLIGHTS
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Our organization complies with the ISO
9001 standard |
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Packages was the 6th company
in Pakistan to adopt the ISO series as
its quality standard |
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We have 57 Quality Improvement Teams in
various departments to ensure continuous
improvement focus in the organization |
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Key performance indicators (KPI)
concept: Each division in the company
sets SMART (specific, measurable,
achievable, recordable and time-based)
targets for the annual improvement of
its key process parameters, reviewed by
the management every quarter |
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We have a comprehensive set of
engineering tools, rules, processes,
training materials, guidelines, best
practices and other supporting documents
to make sure our products comply with
every possible customer requirement. |
Details of our ISO & HACCP certification
ISO 19001:2000:
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Business Unit Flexible (BUF) in 1995 |
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Business Unit Carton (BUC) in 1997 |
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Consumer Products Division (CPD) & Tissue Line (TL) in 1998 |
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Business Unit Corruwall Products (BUCP) in 1999 |
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Pulp, Paper and Board Mill (PBM) in 1999 |
ISO 14001:2004:
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PBM in 2006 |
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BUF, BUC, CPD, TL and BUCP in 2007 |
Food Safety & Hygiene Systems (HACCP):
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BUF in 2007 |
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BUC in 2008 |
Continuous Improvement
The first ISO 9001 certification in 1995 was
also made the basis of the ultimate goal of
total quality management. In 2000, the concept
of Quality Improvement Teams (QIT) was
introduced in various departments. There are 57
QITs today, working on the Japanese principle of
continuous incremental improvement called
KAIZEN. Their performance is also monitored
quarterly and cash awards and certificates of
achievement given to the top performing team.
. . . and what does being ISO certified mean?
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Enhanced product quality and reliability
at a reasonable price |
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Greater compatibility and
interoperability of goods
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Simplification for improved usability |
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Improved health, safety and environment
protection |
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Reduction of waste |
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Increased distribution efficiency and
maintenance
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