Zavod Upakovochnyh Izdelii Tokk i Zui Tokk OOO (Russia)

Zavod Upakovochnyh Izdelii Tokk OOO is a powerful and modern company that was established in 1988. It is one of the first private industrial enterprises in modern Russia. The company specializes in the production of packaging made of aluminum, tin, and plastic, such as caps, lids, closures, cans, and similar products. It holds a leading position in the packaging sector of the Russian market and is well-known worldwide. The main production facilities and headquarters of Tokk are located in the strategically advantageous region of the Moscow region. The production area occupies around 12,000 square meters, while the warehouse area covers 6,000 square meters, and the office building occupies 2,000 square meters. Currently, Tokk employs 450 people, and the production output per person exceeds the performance of many similar Western productions. The company constantly updates its technological production base through regular investments in new equipment and technologies. Its production is equipped with European and American lines that are at the forefront of technological progress in the industry. Tokk operates throughout the CIS territory and in neighboring countries, with a production branch in Novosibirsk. The range of products manufactured by Tokk's packaging plant is constantly expanding, with up to three new products introduced annually. The main products of Tokk today are aluminum caps for alcoholic beverages (with an annual production volume of over two billion units), screw caps for glass jars (with an annual volume of over 500 million units), and crown caps for beer and non-alcoholic beverages (approximately 2 billion units per year). In 2005, a new production direction was introduced - combined packaging made of plastic and metal. Tokk uses only high-quality raw materials for all its products, which are industry-proven and meet global standards. This applies to metal rolls made of aluminum and iron, as well as paints, varnishes, gaskets, and lubricants. All the main raw materials are purchased from Western Europe, including Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Italy.