For over five decades, Modflex India Limited has stood at the intersection of craftsmanship, manufacturing excellence, and responsible innovation in flexible packaging.

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Founded in the early 1970s, Modflex has grown alongside India’s evolving industrial and consumer landscape - from the era of manual printing and basic packaging needs to today’s high-speed, precision-driven, and sustainability-focused packaging solutions demanded by global brands.

What began as a modest enterprise rooted in integrity and hands-on expertise has steadily transformed into a fully integrated, technology-led flexible packaging manufacturer, trusted by FMCG majors, industrial leaders, food and beverage brands, and export clients across markets.

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At Modflex, packaging is not treated as a commodity - it is engineered as a critical interface between product, brand, and consumer. Every reel, laminate, and pouch that leaves our facility reflects decades of learning, process refinement, and an unwavering commitment to quality.

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A Legacy Built Layer by Layer

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Modflex’s journey began in the 1970s, founded by Shri Gurudatt Chanana, along with his sons Narinder K. Chanana and Anil K. Chanana. The early years were shaped by salt trading and manual print packaging - experiences that laid the foundation for a deep understanding of materials, printing behavior, and functional packaging requirements.

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As India’s consumption patterns expanded and organized retail took shape, Modflex evolved in step - adopting flexographic printing, followed by a decisive transition into high-speed rotogravure printing. This shift marked a defining phase in the company’s growth, enabling entry into larger FMCG, food, and industrial packaging segments.

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Over the decades, Modflex consistently reinvested in:

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• Manufacturing capability

• Process automation

• Skilled manpower

• Technology upgrades

• Quality systems

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This long-term approach transformed Modflex from a regional manufacturer into a nationally respected flexible packaging partner with the ability to serve both high-volume and highly specialized packaging requirements.