Central Melamineware Sdn. Bhd.

Central Melamineware Sdn. Bhd. is one of the prominent manufacturers and suppliers in the field of melamine kitchenware and tableware. Established in Malaysia, the company has carved a niche for itself with its high-quality product offerings that are both durable and aesthetically appealing. Their product range typically includes plates, bowls, cups, and other dining essentials made from melamine, a type of plastic known for its strength and resistance to staining and heat.

Melamine products from Central Melamineware Sdn. Bhd. are popular in both domestic and commercial settings. The firm's commitment to quality and design has enabled it to cater to a wide customer base, including households, restaurants, hotels, and catering businesses.

The company places a strong emphasis on innovation and sustainability, ensuring that their manufacturing processes adhere to environmental standards. They often incorporate advanced technologies and engage in continuous research and development to produce items that meet international quality standards.

In terms of distribution, Central Melamineware Sdn. Bhd. has an extensive network that allows them to export their products to various regions around the world. They have established a reliable supply chain that ensures timely delivery and excellent customer service.

Overall, Central Melamineware Sdn. Bhd. is known for its commitment to quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction, making it a reputable name in the melamineware industry.

605 6223849
www.melamineware.com.my
605 6215

Products

Kitchenware/household products. Manufacture a wide range of s/steel products - cookwares/pots&pans/chafing dish/stock pots/multi cookers/kitchen sinks & melamine tableware.

Teluk Intan Malaysia

Railway Wharf, Jalan Maharaja Lela
Teluk Intan Perak 36000
Malaysia

Ships

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