Arabian Plastic Industrial Company Limited produces and sells injection molding, extrusion film, blow molding, and thermoforming disposable products in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It offers film products, such as car seat covers and floor mats; green house, jumbo, shrink, and wrap rolls; grip-hole, jumbo, loop-handle, medical trash, shopping, T-shirt, trash, and wicket hole bags; and slitted sheets. The company also provides thermoform plastic packaging products, including cups, trays, containers, dishes, lids, lunch boxes, and bowls, as well as PP/PET sheet rolls; and blow molding products comprising a range of bottles and cans. In addition, it offers injection molding products, such as pails, food and microwave containers, cups, baby slider and ladder, battery containers, buckets, various caps and lids, crates, drinking water caps/covers, pallets, bowls and dishes, and wash basins. The company was founded in 1996 and is based in Jeddah, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
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