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AE Global

www.aegpkg.com

 
AE Global provides end-to-end packaging and commercialization planning: specializing in Cannabis MSOs, single state operators, and start-ups alike. AE Global value-add services include structural and graphic design, quick-turn prototyping, packaging manufacturing and sourcing, warehousing, distribution, and demand planning. We`ve launched countless brands from conception to execution. Whether you know what you`re looking for or not, our packaging consultants will provide you with the know-how to get your product on shelves...fast. We know the name of the game is speed, which is why we have built our business around customer service. Our manufacturing facilities are strategically located across the country enabling ...
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.aegpkg.com
  • 16301 NorthWest 15th Avenue
    Miami, FL USA 33169
  • Phone: 305.885.4668

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