Industrial packaging
JIL PACK: website for a packaging supplier in Casablanca
A canning plant buyer in Agadir isn’t looking for a pretty website. He wants the right tin, in the right size, in stock. JIL PACK asked us for a site that speaks to that buyer, in his language.
Project fact sheet
- Client’s trade
- Industrial packaging
- Where
- Casablanca, Morocco
- What we did
- Website designSEO
- Built with
- PHP, O2Switch
- Year
- 2026
- Website
- Visit the live site
In short
Tourak Digital Group built the website of JIL PACK, a distributor of metal, glass and plastic packaging for the food and chemical industries, operating in Morocco since 2014 with warehouses in Casablanca and Agadir. The site runs in French, Arabic and English, covers three product families, offers PDF catalogues and a quote form, and publishes technical articles.
What the site includes
What visitors can do on it
- Three packaging families: metal, glass, plastic
- Company profile and its Casablanca and Agadir warehouses
- Solutions by sector: food, canning, olive oil, chemicals
- Quote request
- PDF catalogues on request
- Custom packaging request
- Site in French, Arabic and English
- Packaging trends blog
- FAQ
- Sales phone and email on every page
Main sections of the site
- Home
- Company
- Products
- Blog
- Contact
- FAQ
The company
JIL PACK sources, stocks and delivers containers for Moroccan manufacturers: food cans, metal pails and drums, glass jars, plastic packaging. Its customers are canneries, olive oil mills and chemical producers.
Why a website for B2B
Many Moroccan suppliers rely on a Facebook page or a catalogue sent over WhatsApp. A buyer comparing suppliers, or a foreign group looking for a local partner, needs more: product ranges, materials explained, a catalogue to download, a contact. Three languages were required, French for most buyers, Arabic for some customers and staff, English for export.
What we put in place
- A company page with a word from management and a timeline.
- Products in three families: metal, glass, plastic.
- PDF catalogues on request from the page.
- A blog, for example on choosing between glass, metal and plastic.
- A quote form and phone number on every page.
The three versions are linked with hreflang tags; Arabic reads right to left.
What it changes
A purchasing manager at an oil mill near Meknes finds the right drum in two clicks. A European importer reads the English page and sees ten years of track record. A JIL PACK salesperson sends one link instead of ten photos.
The tech side
PHP, hosted at O2Switch. The old address on a tourakdigital.ma subdomain now redirects to the company’s own domain. Industrial business in Meknes or Fes? See website design.
Target keywords
- packaging supplier Morocco
- metal packaging Morocco
- glass jars Morocco
- plastic packaging Morocco
- tin cans Morocco
- packaging supplier Casablanca
- packaging Agadir
Frequently asked questions
Does a B2B supplier in Morocco need a website?
Yes. Buyers and foreign groups check suppliers online before calling. Clear ranges and a catalogue win meetings.
Why three languages?
French for most Moroccan buyers, Arabic for part of the customers and staff, English for export partners.
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