At ASWAL, we manufacture paper cups in Montréal for cafés, restaurants, hotels, businesses and distributors. Our growth is built on local manufacturing expertise and the connections we develop within our business community.
That is why we are members of SDC District Central, an organization that brings neighbourhood businesses together and contributes to local economic development.
Building connections with local businesses
Being part of District Central gives us opportunities to meet other entrepreneurs, learn about their businesses and explore ways to collaborate. The SDC’s “Connecteur d’opportunités” service helps connect businesses based on their needs and projects.
For ASWAL, these exchanges can lead to new relationships with local suppliers, partners and customers.
Accessing resources to support our growth
Growing a manufacturing business also means investing in its people. Recruiting, onboarding and supporting employees are practical priorities for our operations.
District Central’s human resources services help members discover local employment resources and share good practices with other employers. This network provides a valuable resource as we grow.
Showcasing Montréal’s manufacturing expertise
District Central works to raise the profile of the neighbourhood and the businesses that bring it to life. Being part of this community reflects our commitment to showcasing local manufacturing and the customization options available from ASWAL.
We want to introduce businesses to paper cups made in Montréal that suit their needs and reflect their brand.
A commitment to our community
Being a member of SDC District Central also means taking part in a collective effort: discussing neighbourhood issues, discovering local initiatives and contributing to a business environment that supports companies and their teams.
We are pleased to be part of this community and to continue growing ASWAL in the heart of Montréal.
Looking for standard or custom paper cups for your business? Contact our team to discuss your project.
To learn more about the initiatives and services available to members, visit the SDC District Central website.
Photo: Chabanel station and nearby buildings, Montréal (2013). Mtlfiredude, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0. Display adapted to the website layout.



