With Easter eggs, it’s the packaging that counts

Easter time is egg time. And for those who want to place them safely in the nest, egg packaging made of 100 percent recycled plastic is the best choice for purchase and storage: Compared to cardboard boxes, the lightweight plastic containers offer greater stability and are more resistant to moisture.

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“We pushed the envelope in optimizing the carbon footprint”

ALPLA's carbon-optimized Canupak packaging is one of the finalists in the Sustainability Awards 2023

People at ALPLA: Interview with Indira Habibovic

Indira Habibovic has been a central figure in the ALPLA Sales team for twenty years now. The Dutchwoman joined the...

Plastic with collector’s value

By paying for the receipt of PET bottles, ALPLA is supporting the collection of used beverage packaging in Mexico. Even...

People at ALPLA: Interview with Sreehari Nair

Join us for an engaging interview with Sreehari Nair (50), our Global Head of Business for Pumps and Devices at...

Launch of Thailand's first beverage bottles made from 100% recycled PET

Milestone at ENVICCO: The joint venture between ALPLA and PTT Global Chemical (GC) introduces Thailand's first food-grade rPET to the...

"We are calling for fair competition for all packaging materials"

Karl Hagspiel, Senior Circular Economy Expert, talked in an interview with PETplanet about the recycling and sustainability strategy at ALPLA...

Packaging specialist ALPLA launches new ALPLArecycling brand

The globally active ALPLA Group has been investing in building up its own recycling capacities since 2005. The plastic packaging...

Sustainable coffee capsules - it's the certificate that counts

Home-compostable and industrially compostable – two fundamentally different terms that often mistakenly end up in the same pot. Using the...

54,000 tonnes of rPET per year: ALPLA expands recycling plant in Poland

ALPLA is expanding the PET Recycling Team (PRT) Radomsko in Poland with a third extrusion line.

A clean and sustainable option – Re-using bottles over and over again

Anyone who uses reusable plastic bottles is being environmentally friendly. After all, the bottles have a good ecological balance thanks...

People at ALPLA - Interview with Jorge Gustavo Carrion

In a world where retirement is the norm, Jorge Gustavo Carrion defies expectations as he continues to thrive in his...

ALPLA invests 60 million euros in PET recycling plant in South Africa

From 2025, ALPLA will produce around 35,000 tonnes of rPET per year at its new recycling plant in South Africa.

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