Yongnuo Packaging expands its presence in the South China market: a 4,800-square-meter hazardous‑packaging manufacturing facility has been completed in Zengcheng, Guangzhou, offering one‑stop services to lithium‑battery and hazardous‑goods companies across the Pearl River Delta.

[Corporate News] Recently, the South China production base of Xuchang Yongnuo Packaging Co., Ltd. has officially been established in Zengcheng District, Guangzhou. The new hazardous‑packaging processing facility spans over 4,800 square meters and is fully equipped with automated production lines for UN‑compliant wooden crates and cardboard boxes for lithium batteries. Serving manufacturers of hazardous materials and lithium batteries across the entire Pearl River Delta—including Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Dongguan, Foshan, and Huizhou—the company offers a one‑stop, end‑to‑end solution for compliant UN‑certified packaging, including customization, manufacturing, and delivery, thereby addressing the local supply‑chain gap in South China.
As a specialized manufacturer with many years of experience in the hazardous‑packaging industry, holding a valid license for producing hazardous‑goods packaging and IPPC heat‑treatment certification, Xuchang Yongnuo Packaging is headquartered in Xuchang, Henan. For years, it has supplied lithium‑battery UN wooden crates, UN‑certified hazardous‑package cartons, and anti‑static insulating packaging to new‑energy lithium‑battery, energy‑storage, and chemical enterprises across Central China. With the explosive growth of the new‑energy sector in the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area and the steady increase in lithium‑battery export orders from the Pearl River Delta, regional companies have increasingly faced challenges such as lengthy lead times for hazardous‑package deliveries, high inter‑regional transportation costs, and delays in ensuring compliance with hazardous‑package regulations. To better serve customers in South China, shorten delivery cycles, and reduce packaging procurement and logistics expenses, Xuchang Yongnuo Packaging has launched a strategic expansion into the South, establishing a directly operated branch plant and processing facility in Zengcheng District, Guangzhou.
The newly established Guangzhou Zengcheng branch factory covers a total floor area of 4,800 square meters and is divided into four major functional zones: a wooden packaging processing workshop, a corrugated hazardous‑package carton production line, a hazardous‑package performance‑testing area, and a finished‑goods warehousing and logistics zone. It is equipped with a full suite of specialized machinery, including solid‑wood cutting, heat‑treatment fumigation, seven‑ply heavy‑duty corrugated forming, integrated UN‑marking printing, and insulation‑and‑cushioning auxiliary processing equipment. The facility is capable of mass‑producing a comprehensive range of compliant hazardous‑package products, including UN3480 wooden crates for lithium batteries, UN3481 cardboard boxes for devices with built‑in batteries, UN‑certified packaging specifically designed for lithium‑metal batteries, solid‑wood hazardous packages for Class 9 dangerous goods, antistatic hazardous‑package cartons, and IPPC‑fumigated export wooden crates.
Leveraging Zengcheng’s strategic location—adjacent to the Guangyuan Expressway and at the heart of the Pearl River Delta logistics hub—the Guangzhou branch of Xuchang Yongnuo Packaging can deliver within the same day to Guangzhou’s Zengcheng, Xintang, Shitan, and the Development Zone, and provide door-to-door delivery to Dongguan, Shenzhen, Foshan, and Huizhou within 24 hours. This comprehensively addresses the industry’s longstanding challenges: slow transportation of hazardous‑package shipments for lithium‑battery manufacturers across different regions, and the inability to meet urgent delivery deadlines. The facility is staffed with a dedicated team of hazardous‑package experts who are well-versed in IMDG maritime regulations, IATA air‑freight standards, and domestic road transport requirements for dangerous goods. They offer on-site measurements of battery dimensions, tailor-made internal insulation and partitioning solutions, and prepare all necessary documentation for hazardous‑package performance testing. Additionally, they assist companies in swiftly obtaining hazardous‑package usage certifications, helping to mitigate risks such as customs detention or carrier refusal during lithium‑battery exports.
Currently, the Pearl River Delta region hosts a large concentration of manufacturers producing consumer lithium batteries, power‑train batteries, energy‑storage batteries, and batteries for electric tools. As lithium batteries fall under Class 9 miscellaneous hazardous goods, their export is mandatorily required to use specialized hazardous‑goods packaging bearing UN certification; ordinary wooden crates or standard cardboard boxes do not comply with international transport regulations. All hazardous‑goods packages produced at the Guangzhou Zengcheng branch of Xuchang Yongnuo Packaging have undergone comprehensive testing for drop resistance, stacking stability, compression strength, and electrostatic discharge protection. The packaging features standardized printing of the UN number, Class 9 hazard markings, and upward‑facing warning labels, and can be customized with waterproof, abrasion‑resistant printing in both Chinese and English upon request. Internally, they are equipped with flame‑retardant EPE foam, insulating partitions, and short‑circuit‑prevention structures, fully compliant with air‑freight requirements PI965/PI966 and sea‑freight requirements P903—covering all applicable lithium‑battery packaging provisions. This one‑stop solution meets the packaging needs of small battery cells, battery modules, and large‑scale energy‑storage battery clusters across the entire product spectrum.
According to the head of Xuchang Yongnuo Packaging, establishing a 4,800-square-meter hazardous‑packaging sub‑factory in Zengcheng, Guangzhou, marks a pivotal step in the company’s coordinated north–south dual‑base development: the Xuchang headquarters in Henan will handle supply for the Central, North, and Northwest Chinese markets, while the Guangzhou Zengcheng plant will fully serve the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area and the coastal export‑oriented industrial belt of South China. With mutual recognition of qualifications and unified technical standards between the two major hazardous‑packaging production bases, the company adheres to stringent quality‑control procedures throughout the manufacturing process, ensuring that hazardous‑goods enterprises in the Pearl River Delta enjoy the same access to factory‑standardized, compliant packaging, customized designs, and rapid local delivery services.
Going forward, the Zengcheng processing plant of Xuchang Yongnuo Packaging in Guangzhou will continue to expand the capacity of its automated production lines and introduce a dedicated UN‑certified hazardous‑packaging line for sodium batteries. At the same time, it will launch services such as scheduled on‑site inventory replenishment and bundled discounts for long‑term framework agreements, targeting lithium‑battery manufacturers, new‑energy storage companies, and chemical‑hazardous‑material producers in the Pearl River Delta. The company will consistently deliver high‑compliance, high‑safety, and cost‑effective UN‑certified wooden crates and cardboard boxes for hazardous goods, thereby streamlining the South China lithium‑battery export packaging supply chain and helping new‑energy enterprises in the Greater Bay Area expand overseas more efficiently.