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Packaging

    In 1978 a customer requested Morral to aid in the development, formulation, and production of a packaged liquid lawn fertilizer for homeowner use.  Striving to met the customer's needs, Morral developed their first packaging line. 

    From the beginning in 1978, Morral has expanded into new product lines and new facilities. Today, in addition to fertilizer, we formulate and package a wide assortment of liquid and dry products.  Our products reach retail, wholesale, professional, and industrial markets.  Products currently being packaged can be found anywhere from a local fertilizer dealer's warehouse to the shelves of national and international retailers.  From product development to the loading dock, the Morral team is committed to customer service. 

    Our goal is to meet your packaging needs.  From complex container attachments and pallet displays to simple bags or bottles, Morral has produced a variety of products.  We are experienced in nozzles, triggers, pumps, induction seals, and other special attachments.  Our modern machinery adds to our flexibility as a service provider.  Not only can our customers choose from a wide variety of the newest liquid and dry packaging materials, but they will also get their products in a timely manner, with the availability of large and small packaging needs. 

    We have on-site technical support and manufacturing versatility to help our customers face challenges and identify opportunities every step of the way.  Many of our customers place a high value on our ability to secure the product registrations required by federal and state agencies. 

    The services provided and the proven performance make Morral Companies the correct choice for all of your packaging needs.

Packaging Containers and Sizes

Bottles:

We have the capability of using a variety of bottle sizes and shapes.  We have the ability to add all types of labels, attachments, induction seals, and other special nozzles or closures.

Drums:

We currently package fertilizer in 55 and 30 gallon drums.  These are poly drums and are cost effective.

Minibulks:

These containers come in various sizes (ex. 110-315 gallons).  These tanks are small enough so they avoid any dike regulations.  Their dimensions are that of a pallet of dry fertilizer.  They require a fork lift or pallet jack to handle, and can be reusable or disposable.