2001
Established
Johar Town, Lahore
25+
Years supplying
Domestic & export
50+
Clients served
Across 7 industries
Our story

Built on relationships, one mill at a time

Shafique Packages was founded in 2001 by Muhammad Shafique Shahzad and still works from 844 Block J2, Johar Town, Lahore. Twenty-five years in, the business has stayed focused on one thing: getting the right woven bags to the right mills, on time — order after order.

Today we supply buyers across seven industries — fertilizer, sugar, textile, chemical, agriculture, flour, and feed — and coordinate supply for both domestic and export requirements.

Woven sacks of produce stacked high in a storeroom
What we do

A supplier, not a middleman you chase

You tell us the bag type, size, quantity, and where it’s going. We source it, check it, and supply it — and we stay reachable while the order is in motion. That reliability, more than anything, is why mills have stayed with us for years.

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Muhammad Shafique Shahzad, founder and proprietor of Shafique Packages
Muhammad Shafique Shahzad Founder & Proprietor

When I started Shafique Packages in 2001, the promise was simple: get mills the right woven bags, on time, without the runaround. Twenty-five years later, that hasn’t changed.

We’ve never been the biggest name in the trade, and we never tried to be. What we offer is the thing buyers tell us is hardest to find — a supplier who picks up the phone, understands the bag your product needs, and delivers exactly what was agreed.

Whether you’re packing fertilizer here in Lahore or shipping rice abroad, I’d be glad to earn your trust the same way we’ve earned it from the mills who have stayed with us for two decades.

Muhammad Shafique Shahzad
PP granules — the raw material behind every woven bag
White polypropylene granules, the raw material of woven bags, in close-up
A handful of PP granules held over a pile
Product knowledge

How a PP woven bag is made

Knowing how a bag is made is how we judge a good one. A polypropylene woven bag is roughly 90% PP granules — a petrochemical by-product — combined with small amounts of calcium, colour, ink, and thread. From there, the fabric is woven and the bag is finished:

  • Mix & melt — PP granules are blended and melted
  • Sheet — the melt is extruded into a flat sheet
  • Yarn — the sheet is slit into fine tapes
  • Weave — tapes are woven into fabric on circular looms
  • Cut & sew — fabric is cut to size and stitched into bags
  • Print & bale — bags are printed as required, then baled

We share this as product knowledge that helps us specify and check the bags we supply — not as a description of our own operations.

Watch two of those steps happen

Woven fabric being wound onto a roll
Fabric cut down to bag length

Shown as product knowledge — footage from partner production floors in the supply network, not our own facility.

Quality & credentials

What you can count on

Right to spec

We supply to the size, weave, and finish your product needs — and confirm the details before an order runs.

A 25-year track record

More than 50 clients across major industries have relied on us since 2001 — supplied with discretion, the way they prefer.

Reachable and clear

Straight answers, steady supply, and someone to talk to while your order is in motion.

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