Basic Information

Industrial Packaging Limited (IPL) is a Tanzanian manufacturing company established in 1993. Its main offices and production plant are located in the Nelson Mandela Industrial Park along Nelson Mandela Express Way in Dar es Salaam.

Contact details:

Phone: +255 754 450 000

Email: info@ipl.co.tz
/ sales@ipl.co.tz

Postal Address: P.O. Box 40936, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

Working hours:

Monday–Friday: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Saturday: 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Products and Services

IPL specializes in flexible packaging and labeling solutions. Its product range includes:

Industrial and agricultural films

Food-grade packaging

Custom-printed films

Garbage bin liners

Product labels

Bags and liners

The company focuses on developing sustainable packaging products that are both protective and visually appealing for branding purposes.

Sustainability Practices

IPL promotes environmentally responsible production. It incorporates recyclable and biodegradable materials, as well as D2W oxo-biodegradable technology, which accelerates the breakdown of plastic materials under suitable environmental conditions.

The company aligns its operations with local and international standards such as:

Tanzania Bureau of Standards (TBS)

National Environment Management Council (NEMC)

British Standard 8472

ASTM D6954

UAE Standard 5009:2009

French Accord T51-808

Saudi Standard SASO 2879

Market Position

IPL serves various industries including food processing, agriculture, and consumer goods manufacturing. While its main base is Tanzania, it also positions itself to serve regional markets within East Africa.

The company emphasizes sustainable and innovative packaging solutions as part of its competitive advantage in the region.

Strengths and Challenges

Strengths

Local manufacturing presence ensures quick turnaround and lower logistics costs for Tanzanian customers.

Strong focus on sustainability and compliance with global standards.

Broad product portfolio suitable for multiple industries.

Commitment to innovation and customization.

Challenges

Competition from imported packaging materials that may offer lower costs.

Exposure to fluctuating raw material prices, particularly polymers.

Evolving regulatory landscape concerning plastic waste and environmental compliance.

Continuous need for technological innovation to meet new eco-friendly standards.