About Us



AT Films researches, designs and manufactures polythene film products for the horticultural, agricultural and construction markets. The company’s horticultural films and industrial films have gained global respect and recognition for their advanced innovative technology, durability, performance and value. AT Films’ advanced technology films are available through an extensive worldwide network of distributors.

AT Films serves markets in North America, Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, Italy, Sweden, Switzerland, Slovak Republic, France, Spain, Denmark, China, India, Thailand, Japan, The Philippines, Indonesia, Korea, Australia and New Zealand.
As the needs of producers evolve, AT Films will continue to enhance quality, performance and innovation of its products, to keep our customers growing profitably.

AT Films Inc. is determined to offer our customers the highest possible quality and service. We are also a current member of the NAHSA.



Testimonials

 "We do custom work with seven baggers and have used AT Films AgriPac products pretty much exclusively for the last six or seven years. I do 90 to 100 bags per year custom, and other people buy bags through us. The AgriPac bag has a nice clean fold that I really like, and when you’re doing 250 ft. to 300 ft. bags, that’s a big deal. It’s made out of strong resins, so you don’t need extra thickness to get strength. AgriPac bags have been a good, consistent product for us over the years.”

Kevin Meyerhofer
Stacyville, Iowa

“We have 20 baggers going, and we’ve tried all the different products, but we use AT Films silage bags. We find a lot of people want to do their own bagging, and there’s nothing more frustrating than having a customer call to say they can’t get the bag to come off. The AT Films bags slips off the bagger so easily. Others bags we’ve tried are too stiff, but the AT Films bags slide on and off a lot better. They also have a very good warranty. There’s no questions asked, they just leave it up to the dealer. Any time we’ve had an issue, the company has been great about standing up to their promise.”

Vern and Sue Van Tilburg
Doon, Iowa

“Any new product that comes out, we’ll try it. But before we recommend bags for our customers, we put the bags to the test at our family farm, because we wouldn’t use them for our customers if we didn’t have full confidence in them. We like the strength of the plastic. Some people only do a bag every other year, so strength is important, especially since winter is a big issue around here. We have six baggers of our own, we’ve been doing this for six seasons and we’ve probably done 3,000 bags over that time. We also put up about 150 bags of our own. We’ve had very good success with the AT Films’ bags.”

Glen and Claudia Goodman
Monkland, Ont.

“One of the first things I like about AT Films’ silage bags is that they’re Canadian made, so as a Canadian business, we have stability in the price of the product. We are a reseller servicing both custom operators and end users. Our customer base is diverse, so we sell bags from 8.0 to 9.0 to 10.0 m. It’s a good, easy bag to work with, and they’re always in the box right. You just line it up to the machine and you’re good to go. We have found the strength of the bags to be good as well. Any time we’ve had a warranty issue, they’ve stood by the product.”

Mark Wilson
Sila Grow
Salmon Arm, B.C.


"There are not many places where you can invest $15.00 and get a $792.00 return. With such a short payback we can conclude that most growers should be using infrared/anti-condensate (Thermax) film even if the greenhouse is operated only for the spring bedding plant season. Additional benefits may be warmer leaf temperature and a shorter growing period."

John W. Bartok, Jr.
Extension Professor Emeritus NRME Department,
University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT 06269-4087
February 2007

"Since I have been using AgriPac® silage bags my nutritionist says my corn silage samples are of a much higher quality than the samples from my upright silo. Lastic Tubes are my best management tool for making quality silage bales."

S. Homan
Ohio, USA

Quality Policy Statement

AT Films has a policy of providing Customer Satisfaction in a very competitive environment. This is achieved through team work, mutual support and, most importantly, adapting to changing work practices and customer demands. Attracting and developing high calibre employees, providing them with an enjoyable and rewarding working environment, and communicating effectively with them helps ensure job satisfaction for employees and excellent levels of service for our customers.

Calvin Mazurenko
Managing Director
September 2007

Health and Safety Policy Statement

It is the intention of AT Films to conduct its operation in such a way as to ensure, so far as is reasonably practicable, the highest degree of Plant Safety and Occupational Health. This it considers to be both a moral duty and recognition of good business practice and to this end it will endeavour to:

  • Keep abreast of current professional expertise in matters of Health and Safety;
  • Observe whatever Codes of Practice effect or will effect the Company’s operations as well as all federal and provincial regulations;
  • Where applicable give due consideration to the Health and Safety aspects involved when any decisions affecting the Company are made;
  • Adhere to all joint-site Plant safety rules.
  • Give the highest priority to the observance of the Company’s Safety rules;
  • Use, so far is reasonably practical, substances which are, so far as is known, free from risk, and where other substances are of necessity used, ensure that hazards are communicated to employees and that safe methods for the use of such substances are established and followed.

Each employee is expected to accept his or her personal responsibility to work safety at all times.

Calvin Mazurenko
Managing Director
September 2007

Environmental Policy Statement

“As a leading manufacturer and supplier of polythene film and other products, we recognise our responsibility to operate with due concern for the environment in which we live and work.”

Through close contact with national governments, industry regulators and trade associations we are at the forefront of legislative developments. We will continue to develop our processes and working practices to meet, as a minimum standard, both our legal and social obligations.

We guarantee that we will:

  • Manufacture all of our products to the relevant environmental standards.
  • Minimise the use of resources
  • Be responsive and sensitive to all legitimate community concerns.
  • Continue to be a responsible employer and good neighbour
  • Provide appropriate training and suitable information for employees.
  • Maintain leadership in the development of new products and processes and support initiatives which benefit the environment.

Calvin Mazurenko
Managing Director
September 2007