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CKF Incorporated

www.ckfinc.com

 
CKF Inc. is a diversified Canadian-owned manufacturer that proudly offers a wide range of moulded pulp, foam, and rPET products to meet the specific demands of retail consumers, food service operators and the packaging industry. CKF is part of the Scotia Investments Family of Companies. R.A. Jodrey established Canadian Keyes Fibre Company Limited in the summer of 1933, during the worst of the Great Depression years. The Company began with a single plant in Hantsport, NS – manufacturing pie plates and cake circles for bakeries. CKF has experienced uninterrupted growth since its establishment and now operates 5 plants across the country ...
  • Number of Employees: 5K-10K
  • Annual Revenue: $250-500 Million
  • www.ckfinc.com
  • 48 Prince Street
    Hantsport, NS CAN B0P 1P0
  • Phone: 902.684.3231

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