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High-performance film materials engineered for Morocco's packaging, food processing, pharmaceutical and industrial sectors.
Chaozhou Chao'an Tianhong Packaging Materials Co., Ltd. has been deeply engaged in the plastic film industry since 1990, with over 30 years of experience in the R&D and production of high-performance films (CPP film, PE film, laser film, BOPET film, BOPP film, BOPA film, etc.). Located in Anbu Town, Chaoshan Plain, eastern Guangdong, China, the company is a comprehensive enterprise integrating the R&D, production, and sales of packaging materials. As a leading film supplier, we are committed to providing core solutions for composite packaging substrates to color printing companies worldwide, covering the high-end packaging needs of various industries, including food, hygiene, pharmaceuticals, daily chemicals, and electronics.
Supplying premium optical film solutions to Morocco and the wider North African market — supporting local industries with globally certified materials.
Morocco's rapidly expanding manufacturing and consumer goods sectors are driving unprecedented demand for high-performance optical and packaging films.
Morocco has emerged as one of Africa's leading manufacturing hubs. The country's industrial zones — particularly in Casablanca, Tangier and Kenitra — house hundreds of food processing, cosmetic and pharmaceutical plants that rely on advanced packaging films for product protection and shelf appeal. Demand for optical-grade CPP and PE films has grown by an estimated 12–15% annually over the past five years.
As one of Africa's largest agricultural exporters — producing olives, citrus, tomatoes and seafood — Morocco requires high-barrier, anti-fog and heat-seal films to preserve freshness during export. Anti-fog PE films and IPE boiling-resistant films are in strong demand among Morocco's agri-food packaging companies targeting European markets.
Morocco's pharmaceutical industry, valued at over $1.5 billion USD, is one of Africa's most developed. Local pharma manufacturers increasingly require high-clarity, acid-and-alkali-resistant IPE films and matte CPP films that meet international GMP standards for blister packaging, sachet sealing and medical device wrapping.
The rapid expansion of modern retail chains — including Marjane, Carrefour and Label'Vie — across Moroccan cities has elevated packaging quality expectations. Brand owners now invest in premium laser films, embossed films and milky white IPE films to create visually striking packaging that stands out on competitive retail shelves.
Morocco's ambitious renewable energy projects — including the Noor solar complex, one of the world's largest — and its growing electronics assembly sector require optical films for solar panel encapsulation, display protection and component packaging. The demand for precision optical films in this sector is projected to triple by 2030.
Morocco's strategic location as a gateway between Europe and Africa, combined with its free trade agreements with the EU and USA, makes it an ideal distribution hub. Film suppliers exporting to Morocco benefit from the Tanger Med port — one of Africa's busiest — enabling efficient, cost-effective logistics for bulk optical film shipments from China and beyond.
Our 50-acre modern production base is fully equipped with multiple five-layer coextrusion blow molding lines, CPP cast film lines, and wide-format laser lamination equipment. Combined with coating and embossing technologies, our annual production capacity reaches 20,000 tons. Our technical team of nearly 100, including experienced R&D engineers, provides comprehensive support tailored to the specific needs of our clients' industries, including film selection, lamination process optimization, and functional development (such as antistatic and high-barrier properties), ensuring the optimal balance between packaging performance and cost. Our unique laser and embossed films add a touch of vibrant color to laminated packaging.
The optical and packaging film industry in Morocco is undergoing a technology-driven transformation, shaped by sustainability mandates, digital retail growth and industrial diversification.
Morocco's 2016 plastic bag ban — one of Africa's first — has accelerated demand for eco-friendly packaging alternatives. Biodegradable composite films, recyclable PE structures and compostable lamination substrates are now priority procurement items for Moroccan food and retail brands seeking compliance with evolving environmental regulations.
Extended shelf-life requirements for Morocco's export-focused food industry are driving investment in high-barrier composite substrate films with oxygen and moisture resistance. IPE films with boiling and sterilization capabilities are increasingly specified for ready-meal, sauce and condiment packaging targeting European supermarkets.
Morocco's cosmetics and personal care sector — a fast-growing segment driven by a young, style-conscious population — is embracing holographic laser films and textured embossed films for premium packaging. These high-value films create distinctive visual and tactile experiences that enhance brand equity at retail.
Moroccan manufacturers are rapidly adopting automated packaging lines to boost productivity. This is driving demand for CPP films and PE films specifically engineered for high-speed automatic packaging machinery — offering consistent sealing performance, low static build-up and superior machinability at production speeds exceeding 300 m/min.
The expansion of Morocco's cold chain infrastructure — supported by government investment in logistics and export facilities — is creating strong demand for anti-fog PE films. These films maintain optical clarity in refrigerated display cases, ensuring product visibility for fresh produce, dairy and chilled ready meals in modern retail environments.
Chinese film suppliers are increasingly establishing direct supply relationships with Moroccan packaging converters and brand owners. Competitive pricing, technical customization capabilities and reliable logistics via Tanger Med port are making China-sourced optical films the preferred choice for cost-conscious Moroccan manufacturers seeking global-standard quality.
From the argan oil fields of Souss-Massa to the phosphate processing plants of Khouribga, optical films play a critical role across Morocco's diverse industrial landscape.
High-barrier IPE and CPP films for premium oil sachets and pouches, preserving flavor and extending export shelf life.
Anti-fog PE films and heat-seal films for fresh fish display packaging in Morocco's Atlantic and Mediterranean coastal processing plants.
Matte CPP and milky white IPE films for premium mint tea, ras el hanout and spice packaging with elegant, opaque aesthetics.
Laser holographic and embossed films for high-end Moroccan cosmetic brands — creating premium shelf presence in Casablanca and Marrakech retail outlets.
Acid-and-alkali-resistant IPE films for detergent, cleaning product and personal hygiene packaging manufactured in Morocco's industrial zones.
High-clarity CPP and PE films meeting GMP standards for pharmaceutical sachets, blister backing and medical device packaging.
Optical-grade films for solar panel encapsulation and electronic component packaging in Morocco's renewable energy and tech assembly sectors.
PP cup lid PE sealing films for Morocco's growing yogurt, juice and dairy cup sealing applications in automated filling lines.
"Committed to serving global flexible packaging color printing companies, using innovative film materials to drive the transformation of packaging towards green, efficient, high-barrier, and high-quality"
Tianhong will continue to invest in R&D, focusing on cutting-edge fields such as high-barrier composite substrate films, biodegradable materials, environmentally friendly laser films, and embossed films, helping our clients seize opportunities in the wave of sustainable development. For Moroccan partners, this means access to film technologies that align with both local regulatory requirements and the stringent quality standards demanded by European export markets. Contact us to collaborate on developing innovative and efficient packaging.
Our state-of-the-art production base in Guangdong, China ensures consistent quality, large-volume capacity and fast turnaround for Moroccan and North African clients.
Explore our comprehensive range of high-performance films — each engineered to meet the demanding requirements of Morocco's food, pharma, cosmetic and industrial packaging sectors.
Whether you are a packaging converter in Casablanca, a food exporter in Agadir or a pharma manufacturer in Rabat — Tianhong delivers the film solutions you need, with the technical support you deserve.
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