PET recycling in South Africa

For the past six months, ALPLArecycling in Ballito has been processing used PET bottles into high-quality recycled PET (rPET)

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Enjoying wine has never been so easy

Plastic bottles are best known for mineral water and juices because they are light, sustainable and practical. ALPLA is now...

People at ALPLA - Interview with Omesh Thilmun

Meet Omesh Thilmun, an experienced professional in the plastics industry in South Africa. Discover his journey, achievements, and experiences at...

ALPLA awards internal sustainability projects

At the third ALPLA Sustainability Award 2024, three outstanding internal projects in the areas of people, planet and profitability were...

Packaging specialist ALPLA opens new plant in Thailand

The new ALPLA plant in Chachoengsao includes manufacturing, product development and design centre.

People at ALPLA - Interview with Valentin Trupiano

Valentin Trupiano (36) began his journey at ALPLA 2010 as a temporary packer at our Blois plant. Today, he holds...

Plastic and space travel

Space, the final frontier… and impossible to fathom without plas-tic, say experts. As controversial as the material is discussed on...

ALPLA launches HDPE recycling in Brazil

Packaging and recycling specialist ALPLA becomes majority shareholder in Clean Bottle

ALPLA acquires all shares from joint venture partner Taba

ALPLA finalises the integration of site in Egypt with the acquisition of all shares from joint venture partner Taba.

ALPLA on a growth trajectory with a successful 2024 financial year

Packaging and recycling specialist ALPLA Group increases turnover in 2024 to 4.9 billion euros.

Sustainable yogurt pots: rPET makes it possible

Together with partners ALPLA is realising thin-walled cups made from recycled PET material for dairy products.

How bottle return works when travelling

If you are travelling and like to use plastic bottles, you don't have to do without them. Drinks in PET...

Start of single-use deposit in Austria

From 2025, a deposit will be charged on new single-use containers in Austria. What does this mean for manufacturers, consumers...

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