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Cre8 Direct (NingBo) Co., Ltd. is a global enterprise that specializes in the design, development, production, and worldwide distribution of a diverse range of paper goods. Its operations span major markets including the United States, Japan, Australia, and across Europe. The company's core offerings encompass an extensive collection of stationery, essential office supplies, and a variety of crafting materials such as scrapbooking components, paper crafting kits, and items for both card making and children's creative endeavors. Furthermore, they manufacture party supplies, D.I.Y. products, dated planners, journals, and innovative paper-based storage solutions, which include specialized gift packaging. Cre8 Direct primarily caters to a business-to-business (B2B) clientele, supplying its merchandise to retailers and large corporate entities. Originally established in 2001, the company's headquarters are situated in Ningbo, China. It previously operated under the name Ningbo Chenglu Paper Products Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
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