Plastic saves time in the household

What if we had to completely do without plastic in the home? Part 7 of our series "A world without plastic" is dedicated to our own four walls.

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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.

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...

People at ALPLA - Interview with Vanessa Mendieta

Let us introduce you to Vanessa Mendieta, an HR Business Partner at ALPLA, in our latest 'People at ALPLA' series...

Award: ALPLA is Austria's most innovative company

ALPLA is paving the way for the packaging of the future with innovative products, technologies and processes.

Light, safe and sustainable

The “Cocoguard Shot” packs the power of coconut in a small 100 percent rPET bottle

People at ALPLA – Interview with Sandro Manfio

Sandro Manfio’s journey at ALPLA highlights the importance of connection and teamwork. Starting in Brazil over ten years ago, he...

Model for the future: First ALPLA Learning & Development Hub in Iowa City

ALPLA invests in the construction of a state-of-the-art Learning & Development Hub in Iowa City.

Water in plastic bottles: The perfect companion in the classroom

‘An empty stomach doesn't like to study’, as the saying goes. This also applies to hydration: studies show that those...

ALPLA opens state-of-the-art recycling plant in South Africa

Production plant to supply up to 35,000 tonnes of recycled PET material per year from 2025