With over four decades of experience in packaging, printing, and office supplies, Inserv Ltd combines tradition with innovation, serving a wide spectrum of clients across the HORECA, retail, business, and consumer markets.

At its core, Inserv delivers high-quality packaging and disposable products, including polythene and catering disposables, paper bags, and flexible packaging designed for food service, retail, and everyday use.

Their extensive consumer-oriented range features eco-friendly and biodegradable options that align with modern sustainability priorities, often certified by recognised standards like FSC, PEFC, and EU Eco-Label.

A significant strength of Inserv is its printing and graphic services, offering both offset and digital printing solutions. From business stationery like invoice books and cards to custom printed packaging, brochures, posters, and promotional materials, the company supports brands with tailored visual communication and packaging design.

Inserv also offers a dedicated custom-branded packaging service, allowing businesses to enhance their brand presence with personalised containers, labels, cash rolls, coffee cups, napkins, paper bags, and more. This capability makes Inserv a single-source partner for both functional packaging and impactful brand presentation.

Under its own iPak consumer brand, Inserv supplies practical, eco-conscious tableware and disposable solutions designed for cafés, takeaways, events, and home use – reflecting the company’s commitment to responsible choices without compromising on performance.

Headquartered in Mosta, Inserv continues to evolve with a focus on service excellence, sustainability, and innovation, supported by efficient logistics and an experienced team that ensures reliable delivery island-wide.

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