Type | Public (BVC: MPA) |
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Industry | Pulp and Paper |
Founded | (1950) |
Headquarters | Caracas, Venezuela |
Key people | Carlos Delfino (Chairman) Alejandro Delfino (CEO) |
Products | Packing and paper products |
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Website | www.manpa.com.ve |
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The company's production process is organized into three areas: Hygienic division, Printing, Writing, Packaging division and Recycler division.
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