Bantex
- Product Types: Paper stationery products (inserts, binders, folders)
- Website: http://www.bantex.com.au/
- Contact: rwolczak@bantex.com.au
- Product Standards: GECA 11-2007 Recycled Paper Products
- License(s): BAN-2010
Bantex was originally a Danish company that started an Australian subsidiary 30 years ago. For the past 8 years Bantex has been owned by the current Australian owners. 70% of product sold is manufactured in Australia, with some high-end product still imported from Bantex Denmark and the remainder sourced and imported from Asia. The manufacturer is committed to eliminating environmental impacts, adopting new and sustainable business models, re-evaluating its products and process.
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