Yitzhak and Sarah Buchman establish the business on Bustros Street in Jaffa, at the heart of the commercial activity during the British Mandate period.
The company wins the tender to supply sacks
for the construction of Jaffa Port and purchases
the land for “Buchman House” in Florentin.
Mordechai, the founders’ son, joins the company, which becomes “Yitzhak Buchman & Son” and supplies essential sacks during the period of unrest and austerity.
The development of polypropylene (PP) marks a global shift from natural to synthetic materials.
The merger with “Techno Hut,”
founded by Yehezkel Feder, leads to the establishment of “Buchman Feder Packaging”—a strong company with a shared vision.
A pioneering entry into the FIBC (bulk bag) sector, bringing significant improvements to handling and packaging solutions for the construction industry.
Production is relocated to the Far East, alongside expansion into advanced industries such as food, chemicals, and agriculture.
The company moves to an advanced logistics center near the Port of Ashdod, introducing modern infrastructure and a new generation of management.
The company adapts its operations to the Packaging Law and provides packaging solutions that promote recycling and sustainability across the industry.
One hundred years since the company was founded—four generations of Israeli industry, tradition, innovation, and commitment to the future.
