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>> A technical note on compliance
● France Packaging Industry Strengths
● Leading Suppliers at a Glance
>> OEM/ODM fit
>> OEM/ODM fit
>> OEM/ODM fit
● 4. DS Smith France / International Paper
>> OEM/ODM fit
● 5. Allard Emballages / Hinojosa
>> OEM/ODM fit
>> OEM/ODM fit
>> OEM/ODM fit
● Buyer’s Guide: How to Source Custom Packaging in France
>> 1. Start with the functional brief
>> 2. Use a three-stage sample process
>> 3. Audit certificates properly
● The Most Overlooked Packaging Risk
● FAQ
>> 1. How can I verify whether a French packaging supplier’s ISO certificate is still valid?
>> 2. What MOQ should I expect for custom packaging in France?
>> 3. Is FSC certification enough to prove that packaging is sustainable?
>> 4. What documents should I request for food-contact folding cartons?
>> 5. Should I source from France or from an overseas custom-box manufacturer?
France is a strong sourcing market for Kundenspezifische Verpackung, particularly where premium printing, regulated product packaging, paper-based sustainability, and European supply-chain responsiveness matter. For international buyers, the right French supplier is usually not simply the one with the lowest unit price—it is the one that can consistently translate a packaging specification into repeatable production quality, compliance documentation, and dependable delivery.
France’s packaging ecosystem is supported by mature printing and converting capabilities, luxury and cosmetics demand, agri-food production, pharmaceutical packaging expertise, and increasingly strict circular-economy expectations. Market estimates place France’s overall packaging market at about USD 47.07 billion in 2025, with continued growth projected through 2033; meanwhile, paper and fiber-based packaging remains strategically important for retail, food, e-commerce, and industrial applications.
How We Selected Suppliers
This is not a simple “brand popularity” list. The manufacturers below were selected based on evidence of relevant converting capability, market specialization, French or France-serving production footprint, track record, product scope, and suitability for professional procurement programs.
Our evaluation criteria include:
– Manufacturing scope: Ability to produce custom folding cartons, corrugated boxes, rigid presentation boxes, retail-ready packaging, or point-of-sale displays.
– Technical competence: Structural design, prepress control, offset/flexographic printing, special finishes, material selection, and repeatability across production runs.
– Quality systems: Evidence of formal quality management, traceability, documented incoming-material controls, and inspection procedures. Buyers should request site-specific certificates rather than rely on group-level claims.
– Sustainability readiness: FSC/PEFC chain-of-custody evidence where relevant, recycled-content options, recyclability design support, and realistic environmental documentation.
– Commercial fit: MOQ flexibility, sampling responsiveness, export communication, logistics capability, and willingness to support OEM/private-label projects.
– Market credibility: Years in operation, industrial footprint, sector focus, and proof of established work in food, pharmaceutical, cosmetics, luxury, e-commerce, or industrial supply chains.
A technical note on compliance
For paper packaging, CE and RoHS are not universal packaging certifications. CE generally applies only where a product falls within a specific EU harmonized-product regime; RoHS concerns electrical and electronic equipment. For custom cartons and paper boxes, buyers more commonly need to assess:
– Food-contact suitability and declarations of compliance for food applications
– FSC or PEFC chain of custody for responsibly sourced fiber claims
– ISO 9001 quality-management certification
– BRCGS Packaging Materials certification where required by food, consumer goods, or retail customers
– ISO 15378 or relevant pharmaceutical quality expectations for pharma-facing packaging
– Migration, odor, ink, varnish, and barrier suitability for the intended end use
– Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) readiness, especially for EU market placement
France is also a practical market to source from when the project requires knowledge of extended producer responsibility (EPR), recyclability communication, and retail packaging standards. Global sustainable-packaging demand is forecast to grow from an estimated USD 325.94 billion in 2026 to USD 463.41 billion by 2031, which is reinforcing demand for fiber-based and recyclable packaging formats.
France Packaging Industry Strengths
France does not compete primarily as a lowest-cost mass-production location. Its advantage is its combination of premiumization, regulatory familiarity, design-led conversion, and proximity to high-value European end markets.
Key industrial clusters and strengths include:
– Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes / Drôme: Strong luxury, cosmetics, health, pharmaceutical, labels, premium folding cartons, and presentation-packaging ecosystem. Autajon’s historic base is in Montélimar.
– Hauts-de-France: A significant region for printing, conversion, food-related packaging, and cross-border distribution into Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, and the UK.
– Île-de-France and Grand Est: Strong consumer-goods, retail, pharmaceutical, brand-owner, and logistics connections.
– National corrugated network: France’s corrugated industry is supported by large integrated groups and regional box plants capable of serving food, industrial, e-commerce, and retail-display requirements.
For buyers, this means French suppliers can be especially appropriate for premium SKUs, regulated categories, French/EU brand launches, medium-to-high-volume carton programs, and complex packaging requiring local technical coordination.
Leading Suppliers at a Glance
| Supplier | Main Packaging Focus | Best-Fit Buyer Profile | Indicative MOQ Position | Publicly Reported Scale / Footprint | Certifications to Verify |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bonito-Verpackungen | Custom boxes, folding cartons, rigid boxes, corrugated boxes, display packaging | SMEs, growing brands, importers, OEM/private-label buyers needing flexibility | Generally more flexible for custom projects; confirm by structure and finish | International custom-manufacturing model | Request project-specific FSC/PEFC, ISO, food-contact, and testing documents |
| Autajon Group | Premium folding cartons, rigid coffrets, labels, POS/PLV | Luxury, cosmetics, pharma, wine/spirits, premium consumer goods | Usually suited to structured, repeat programs | 42 factories; 4.5B cartons/year reported | ISO 9001, BRCGS, FSC/PEFC, pharma and site-specific credentials |
| MM Packaging France | Solid-board folding cartons, offset printing | Food, healthcare, premium consumer products | Better suited to established volumes | Two French manufacturing plants reported | ISO 9001, BRCGS/food safety, FSC/PEFC, GMP-related controls |
| DS Smith France / International Paper | Corrugated transit, retail-ready, e-commerce, shelf-ready packaging | Large retail, e-commerce, industrial, and FMCG programs | Generally medium-to-high volume | Large integrated paper, recycling, and corrugated network | FSC/PEFC, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, site-specific chain-of-custody |
| Allard Emballages / Hinojosa | Paper and corrugated packaging | Food, agriculture, industrial, retail transport packaging | Medium-to-large series | Four plants, including three packaging factories and a paper mill | FSC/PEFC, BRCGS where applicable, ISO systems |
| CGW Packaging | Corrugated board and corrugated packaging | National French and Western European distribution programs | Typically volume-oriented | Three board factories in France | ISO quality/environmental and fiber sourcing documentation |
| Malengé Packaging | Printed packaging, flexible packaging, specialty applications | Organic products, coffee, seeds, branded consumer goods | Project dependent; validate early | More than 100 years of regional experience | Food-contact, ink/migration, recyclability, ISO/BRCGS as applicable |
Important: MOQ, lead time, and certification status can change by factory, board grade, printing method, tooling, and customer qualification. The table is a procurement starting point—not a substitute for a formal RFQ and document audit.
1. Bonito Packaging
Bonito-Verpackungen is a practical option for buyers seeking custom paper packaging without automatically committing to the rigid commercial structure often associated with large European converter groups. Its product focus includes custom boxes, folding carton boxes, corrugated boxes, rigid boxes, custom packaging, and display boxes.
The company is particularly relevant for small and mid-sized brands, e-commerce sellers, distributors, marketing agencies, and private-label buyers that need a supplier able to support a broad range of structures rather than only one narrow packaging category. Bonito’s positioning is strongest where the buyer needs rapid communication, OEM customization, packaging development support, and coordinated production across multiple box styles.
Core strengths
– Broad custom-paper-packaging coverage, including retail cartons, corrugated shipping boxes, premium rigid boxes, and display-oriented packaging.
– Suitable for OEM and private-label projects where packaging dimensions, inserts, finishes, print artwork, and unboxing requirements must be tailored to the product.
– A potentially more accessible route for brands that need customized packaging but do not meet the volume threshold of large French or European groups.
– Operational and product-development orientation: Bonito’s leadership team combines packaging, logistics, B2B marketing, supply-chain, product-development, and automation experience.
– Useful for brands that need a single contact point for concept discussion, sample coordination, artwork iteration, and production follow-up.
OEM/ODM fit
Bonito Packaging should be considered when the buyer needs:
– Custom dielines or structural adjustment
– Brand-specific printing and finishing
– Inserts, dividers, or protective corrugated components
– Rigid gift boxes and presentation packaging
– Folding cartons for retail shelves
– Display boxes for promotional or counter use
– A packaging supplier that can communicate efficiently during an early-stage launch or frequent SKU update cycle
Procurement considerations
Before placing production, ask Bonito Packaging for:
1. A material specification sheet stating board type, basis weight/GSM, flute grade for corrugated packaging, recycled-content claim, coating, and finish.
2. A pre-production sample or white sample for structural approval.
3. A printed color proof or production-standard drawdown for branded colors.
4. A documented final-inspection plan, including AQL level, carton compression expectations where relevant, and count/packing requirements.
5. Product-specific compliance documents for food-contact, sustainability, or export requirements.
Bonito Packaging’s value proposition is not that it replaces every French local converter. Rather, it offers an alternative sourcing model for buyers balancing customization depth, commercial flexibility, responsive communication, and total delivered value.
2. Autajon Group
Founded in 1964 in Montélimar, Autajon is one of the most established France-origin groups for premium folding cartons, rigid presentation boxes, labels, and point-of-sale packaging. A French official inspection report describes the group as comprising 42 factories across three business branches: packaging, industrial labels, and wine labels.
Autajon is highly relevant to buyers in luxury cosmetics, dermo-cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, veterinary products, wine and spirits, and premium consumer goods. Its product offering includes custom packaging, folding cartons, labels, and coffrets; the group emphasizes its ability to execute projects across sites while maintaining an expected quality level.
Core strengths
– Deep experience in premium printed carton and presentation packaging.
– Strong fit for luxury, cosmetics, pharmaceutical, and regulated-product environments.
– Broad international footprint, including facilities across Europe, the United States, and Asia.
– Reported annual output of more than 4.5 billion folding cartons and 21.5 billion labels, showing substantial industrial scale.
– Sophisticated capability for embellishment-led packaging: foil, embossing, tactile effects, premium board selection, and brand consistency.
OEM/ODM fit
Autajon is well suited for:
– Luxury folding cartons and rigid coffrets
– Beauty and skincare packaging
– Pharmaceutical and dermo-cosmetic cartons
– Wine, spirits, and specialty beverage packaging
– Labels plus cartons requiring integrated brand execution
– Long-running, quality-sensitive, multi-market packaging programs
Procurement watchpoint
Autajon’s scale and specialization can be an advantage, but buyers should confirm whether their order volume, artwork complexity, qualification schedule, and forecast profile align with the specific plant. A small startup may face a different commercial process than an established cosmetics group with annual call-off orders.
3. MM Packaging France
MM Packaging France is part of MM Group and is positioned as a French specialist in solid-cartonboard conversion and offset printing. The company states that it operates two French manufacturing plants and supports “Made in France” requirements for folding cartons.
Its French operation identifies itself as a market leader in solid-cartonboard converting and offset printing. This makes it a serious candidate for buyers who require high-quality printed folding cartons for food, healthcare, premium consumer goods, and other retail-facing applications.
Core strengths
– Expertise in solid-board folding cartons.
– Strong offset-printing suitability for graphics-intensive retail packaging.
– French production capability for customers needing domestic or EU-origin sourcing.
– Relevance to pharmaceutical, healthcare, food, and premium-product programs.
OEM/ODM fit
MM Packaging France is appropriate for:
– Folding cartons for food and beverage
– Healthcare and pharmaceutical secondary packaging
– Beauty, household, and consumer-goods cartons
– Premium retail cartons requiring accurate offset reproduction
– Larger recurring SKUs where process consistency matters
Procurement watchpoint
Ask whether the proposed specification can be run at the desired plant, on the appropriate press format and finishing line. “Available in the group” is not the same as “available at the sourcing site and viable at your order quantity.”
4. DS Smith France / International Paper
DS Smith is a major global provider of corrugated packaging and also participates in recycling and paper manufacturing. In France, it is relevant to buyers seeking corrugated shipping boxes, retail-ready packaging, shelf-ready packaging, e-commerce packaging, industrial protection, and high-volume fiber-based solutions.
The wider DS Smith business has been integrated into International Paper; industry reporting notes that International Paper completed the DS Smith acquisition in January 2025, creating one of the largest paper-based packaging groups.
Core strengths
– Strong corrugated-packaging and supply-chain optimization capability.
– Suitable for transit packaging, shipping-box redesign, warehouse efficiency, and retail replenishment systems.
– Integrated perspective across paper, recycling, design, and box conversion.
– Useful for organizations that need packaging engineering rather than only print decoration.
OEM/ODM fit
DS Smith is generally a good candidate for:
– E-commerce mailers and ship-ready boxes
– Shelf-ready and retail-ready packaging
– Protective corrugated inserts
– High-volume FMCG transit packaging
– Industrial packaging and logistics optimization
– Custom corrugated displays
Procurement watchpoint
For corrugated projects, do not compare suppliers only by board thickness. Request the exact flute profile, liner grade, burst or edge-crush requirement, board construction, die-cut tolerance, and compression-performance target. A “double-wall” label alone does not guarantee equivalent performance.
5. Allard Emballages / Hinojosa
Allard Emballages, now part of the Hinojosa Group, is a France-based producer of paper and corrugated-cardboard packaging. Founded in 1928, the business operated four plants—three packaging factories and a paper mill—and has a strong position in French agri-food markets.
The group’s historic profile makes it particularly relevant for food, agriculture, industrial transport packaging, and paper-based corrugated formats.
Core strengths
– Long-established French corrugated and paper-packaging experience.
– Vertical capability involving both paper and packaging production.
– Strong relevance to agri-food markets.
– Capacity profile designed for medium-to-large-scale packaging requirements.
– Access to wider Hinojosa international packaging resources following acquisition.
OEM/ODM fit
Allard Emballages / Hinojosa is suitable for:
– Corrugated shipping cartons
– Food and produce packaging
– Retail-ready paperboard or corrugated formats
– Agricultural and industrial packaging
– Recycled and recyclable transport-packaging programs
Procurement watchpoint
For food and agricultural packaging, clarify moisture exposure, cold-chain conditions, stacking load, direct-contact status, and print-rub resistance. Many box failures occur because buyers approve a dry-condition sample but deploy it in humid distribution conditions.
6. CGW Packaging
CGW Packaging, also known as the Cartonnerie Gondardennes group, is a family-owned French corrugated-board and packaging manufacturer. The group reports three cardboard factories—Gondardennes, Lacaux, and Ondaine—giving it coverage across France and Western Europe.
CGW is a logical supplier candidate for buyers who prioritize French corrugated-board production, national distribution coverage, and supply continuity for industrial or retail transport packaging.
Core strengths
– French corrugated packaging focus.
– Three manufacturing locations serving national and Western European markets.
– Family-shareholder ownership structure.
– Good relevance for customers requiring corrugated board and box supply across multiple French regions.
OEM/ODM fit
CGW Packaging may fit:
– Corrugated transport cartons
– Industrial packaging
– Retail-ready corrugated formats
– Food and beverage outer cases
– E-commerce and distribution packaging
– Regional or national French supply programs
Procurement watchpoint
When sourcing from a corrugated specialist, ask for a palletization simulation and a transit-performance recommendation. The cheapest box may generate the highest total cost if it lowers pallet density, increases void fill, damages products, or performs poorly under warehouse compression.
7. Malengé Packaging
Malengé Packaging is a long-established company in northern France, described as more than 100 years old and specializing in offset printing. Since 2000, it has developed expertise in flexible packaging, particularly for organic products, coffee, and seeds.
Although it is not primarily a rigid-box or corrugated-box producer, Malengé belongs on a broader custom-packaging supplier shortlist for buyers whose packaging portfolio includes flexible printed formats alongside cartons.
Core strengths
– Long experience in printed packaging.
– Northern France location with strong access to nearby European markets.
– Relevant for organic products, coffee, seeds, and branded consumer packaging.
– Capability associated with offset printing and flexible packaging development.
OEM/ODM fit
Malengé is worth evaluating for:
– Coffee and specialty-food packaging
– Seed and agricultural-product packaging
– Organic product packaging
– Printed flexible formats
– Brand-led food and consumer-product applications
Procurement watchpoint
Flexible packaging must be qualified for the actual filling process, sealing conditions, shelf-life requirement, and product characteristics. Request data on seal strength, oxygen and moisture barrier, migration suitability, puncture resistance, and machinability—not just an attractive printed sample.
Buyer’s Guide: How to Source Custom Packaging in France
1. Start with the functional brief
A professional RFQ should contain more than box dimensions and artwork. Provide:
– Product dimensions, weight, fragility, and orientation
– Packaging type: folding carton, rigid box, corrugated mailer, display box, or retail-ready case
– Target board grade, thickness, GSM, flute, and recycled-content preference
– Print method, number of colors, Pantone references, varnish, foil, embossing, lamination, and texture requirements
– Required quantity by SKU and annual forecast
– Target market and any food, cosmetic, pharmaceutical, child-safety, or export requirements
– Target lead time and destination incoterm
– Dieline, product photos, and packing configuration where available
2. Use a three-stage sample process
A robust sampling process normally includes:
1. White structural sample: Confirms dimensions, assembly, product fit, inserts, opening direction, and shipping behavior.
2. Printed or color proof: Confirms artwork placement, color targets, barcode readability, and finishing appearance.
3. Pre-production sample: Confirms the actual materials, print process, finishing, glue application, and production-standard quality.
Do not skip the white sample simply because a 3D rendering looks correct. Packaging that appears structurally sound in a digital mockup may fail after hand assembly, automated filling, transport vibration, or pallet stacking.
3. Audit certificates properly
A valid certificate should show:
– The legal entity name and specific factory address
– Standard name and certificate number
– Scope of certification
– Issuing certification body
– Validity dates
– Whether the activity includes the exact process you are buying, such as printing, conversion, food packaging, or chain of custody
High-difficulty question: How do you verify an ISO certificate is not expired or misapplied?
Ask for the complete certificate PDF, not a logo on a website. Check the scope and address, then independently verify the certificate through the issuing certification body or the relevant accreditation ecosystem. A group certificate may not cover the individual factory producing your order. If a supplier refuses to disclose the certificate number or scope, treat that as a commercial risk.
4. Test what matters
The right test depends on the packaging type:
| Verpackungsart | Priority Technical Checks |
|---|---|
| Folding carton | Board caliper, crease quality, color consistency, glue strength, scuff resistance, barcode readability |
| Corrugated box | Flute profile, ECT/BCT performance, compression strength, die-cut accuracy, moisture behavior |
| Rigid box | Board thickness, wrap adhesion, corner quality, magnet alignment, lid fit, odor, scratch resistance |
| Lebensmittelverpackungen | Food-contact declaration, migration suitability, odor/taste neutrality, barrier requirements |
| Display box | Assembly time, shelf stability, load bearing, print visibility, retailer handling constraints |
The Most Overlooked Packaging Risk
A common industry problem is not merely “low-quality material.” It is specification substitution through vague language.
For example, a supplier may quote “350 gsm paperboard” without confirming:
– The board grade and manufacturer
– Virgin, recycled, or mixed fiber composition
– Caliper, stiffness, and moisture range
– Coating and print-side characteristics
– Whether the material has the required food-contact or fiber-sourcing documentation
– Whether the board will perform consistently after embossing, foil stamping, or deep scoring
Two boards with the same GSM can behave very differently. One may be dense but brittle, another bulkier but weaker in crease retention, and another may crack when folded after heavy ink coverage.
Internal sourcing tip
For premium folding cartons, do not approve only a flat printed sheet. Ask for a fully converted, production-method sample made with the proposed board, ink coverage, varnish or lamination, scoring rule, folding direction, and glue pattern. Most visible failures—cracked folds, exposed white fiber, warped panels, poor glue adhesion, and inaccurate foil registration—appear only after conversion.
Common Procurement Pitfalls
– Choosing a supplier only by unit price while ignoring freight cube, pallet efficiency, damage rate, and rework cost.
– Comparing corrugated board by thickness instead of flute composition and compression performance.
– Approving CMYK artwork without specifying Pantone targets or acceptable color tolerance.
– Assuming FSC claims apply to the exact order without asking for a chain-of-custody statement on invoice or delivery documents.
– Treating “recyclable” as a complete compliance claim without checking coatings, laminates, adhesives, windows, magnets, and local collection rules.
– Ordering a premium rigid box without confirming whether the board wrap, foil, magnets, EVA inserts, and protective sleeves are all included in the quote.
– Neglecting lead time for tooling, artwork approval, material booking, production, QC, and export consolidation.
Schlussfolgerung
France offers a capable supplier base for kundenspezifische Verpackung, especially in premium folding cartons, luxury and cosmetics packaging, corrugated retail and transit boxes, food-related packaging, and high-quality offset printing. Autajon, MM Packaging France, DS Smith/International Paper, Allard Emballages/Hinojosa, CGW Packaging, and Malengé Packaging each serve distinct sourcing requirements rather than being interchangeable choices.
For brands that need customized folding cartons, rigid boxes, corrugated boxes, display boxes, or coordinated OEM packaging support—especially where responsiveness and commercial flexibility are important—Bonito-Verpackungen is a practical supplier to include in the RFQ process.
Before selecting any packaging manufacturer, compare like-for-like specifications, validate site-level certifications, approve a fully converted production sample, and calculate total delivered cost including damage risk, warehouse efficiency, and packaging performance.
Need a custom packaging quote? Share your box style, dimensions, artwork, material preference, order quantity, destination, and target launch date with Bonito Packaging to obtain a packaging recommendation, sampling plan, and production quotation.
FAQ
1. How can I verify whether a French packaging supplier’s ISO certificate is still valid?
Request the full certificate showing the factory’s legal name, address, certification scope, certificate number, issuer, and expiration date. Confirm that the exact production site and activity—such as printing, converting, food-contact packaging, or chain of custody—are included. Then validate the certificate with the certification body or its official database where available.
2. What MOQ should I expect for custom packaging in France?
MOQ depends on packaging format, press setup, board type, dieline complexity, embellishments, and whether the item is stocked or made to order. Corrugated boxes can be workable at lower project volumes than high-end offset folding cartons or rigid boxes with foil, magnets, and complex inserts. Ask every supplier for both the technical MOQ and the economically recommended order quantity.
3. Is FSC certification enough to prove that packaging is sustainable?
No. FSC addresses responsible forest-source chain-of-custody claims; it does not automatically prove recycled content, carbon performance, compostability, recyclability in every market, or legal compliance. Assess board composition, coatings, adhesives, inks, transport efficiency, end-of-life route, and the relevant market’s collection infrastructure.
4. What documents should I request for food-contact folding cartons?
At minimum, request a declaration of compliance suitable for the intended use, information on inks and varnishes, migration risk management where relevant, odor suitability, board and coating specifications, and any applicable test reports. Tell the supplier whether the packaging has direct food contact, indirect contact, frozen-food use, oily-food exposure, or microwave/oven requirements.
5. Should I source from France or from an overseas custom-box manufacturer?
France is often advantageous when local manufacturing, premium print quality, short physical distance to EU filling operations, regulatory coordination, and frequent replenishment are important. An overseas manufacturer such as Bonito Packaging can be attractive where deep customization, flexible OEM support, broader format coverage, and total landed cost are priority factors. The correct decision should be based on total cost of ownership, not ex-works unit price alone.
References
1. – [Bonito Packaging – About Us] — Team background and company positioning. [bonitopack]
2. – [Autajon Group] — Custom packaging, folding cartons, labels, and premium coffrets. [autajon]
3. – [French Government Industrial Inspection Report: Autajon SP] — Autajon history, facilities, and pharmaceutical-carton specialization. [georisques.gouv]
4. – [MM Group: Folding Cartons] — French production footprint and folding-carton applications. [mm]
5. – [MM Packaging France] — Solid-cartonboard converting and offset-printing focus. [mm]
6. – [Hinojosa: Acquisition of Allard Emballages] — Allard’s founding year, plant footprint, and paper/corrugated specialization. [hinojosagroup]
7. – [CGW Packaging Group] — French corrugated-board manufacturing footprint. [cartonnerie-gondardennes]
8. – [Instituts Carnot: Malengé Packaging] — Company history and flexible-packaging specialization. [lereseaudescarnot]
9. – [Mordor Intelligence: Sustainable Packaging Market] — Sustainable-packaging market outlook. [mordorintelligence]
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