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Featured (13) Faber Flags Asia in Samut Prakarn

By Gringo
Posted in Entrepreneurs and companies
Tags: ,
June 27, 2015

Earlier this week, the Dutch Embassy reported on Facebook that Faber Flags Asia had made a generous donation by donating 3000 national flags that will be used to honor the victims of World War II on August 15 in Kanchanaburi.

But what else do we know about this Dutch company? Well, Faber Flags Asia is part of the Faber Group with headquarters in Amsterdam. With a turnover of 35 million euros and 350 employees, the Faber Group is a leading producer of a wide range of country flags, flags with company logo, banners, banners, beach flags, advertising flags, parasols, etc. Sales take place from several branches in European countries as well as in Thailand and Mexico, while production facilities are available in Poland and Thailand. Each week, an average of 120.000 m² of eco-premium polyester fabrics are printed in both factories.

Faber Flags Asia has been based in Samut Prakarn since 2008. The factory is modernly equipped with high-quality machines and tools and offers the Faber Group the opportunity to meet the ever-increasing demand for printed cloth in any form whatsoever. Sales in the wider ASEAN region are driven from Thailand. The quality of Faber products includes higher weather resistance, better color fastness, unparalleled durability and the longest lifespan of all comparable products available on the market. The company slogan is: Faber Flags, visibly the best! And in English: Faber flags, visibly the best!

See also their website: www.faberflags.com

Source: Facebook page of the Dutch Embassy in Bangkok

Number of times read: 177

1 thought on “Featured (13) Faber Flags Asia in Samut Prakarn”

  1. Josh Goris says up
    27 June 2015 on 17: 16

    Super idea!!!!

    The quality of Faber flags is superb and I wish them every success for the future.

    Best regards,

    Josh.


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