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D-PAK™ showroom: Experience sustainability, shape innovation

In an increasingly digital world, physical experiences are regaining importance – even in the B2B sector. This is precisely where Elopak and its Dutch co-filler Kompak Nederland BV come in, presenting the new D-PAK™ showroom at Kompak in Etten-Leur, the Netherlands.

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D-PAK™ showroom: Experience sustainability, shape innovation
In an increasingly digital world, physical experiences are regaining importance – even in the B2B sector. This is precisely where Elopak and its Dutch co-filler Kompak Nederland BV come in, presenting the new D-PAK™ showroom at Kompak in Etten-Leur, the Netherlands.
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Technical service solutions
From spare parts to maintenance, Elopak provides a range of technical services to ensure that its packaging solutions consistently meet the highest quality standards.
Our service: From the idea to the shelf
At Elopak, our customers find high-quality packaging solutions from a single source. From sustainable beverage cartons to state-of-the-art filling technology and tailor-made secondary packaging – all elements are perfectly coordinated with each other and with our customers’ products.
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80% less plastic: Ďumbier switches from PET to Pure-Pak®
By switching from PET bottles to Pure-Pak® Sense cartons in Natural Brown Board, Ďumbier has reduced its plastic consumption for packaging in the chilled fresh food segment by more than 80% - one of many good arguments for opting for cartonboard instead of plastic.
Packaging to suit the strong Bärenmarke brand – Hochwald saves 50% plastic with Elopak
Digital watermarks, more than just an invisible barcode
Today, barcodes are ubiquitous and indispensable for industry and commerce. The barcode appears as a barcode on products and packaging in retail as well as in manufacturing and for labelling transport goods or warehouse goods in logistics.
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Sustainability, Health & Nutrition

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Elopak Sustainability Report 2024 – ‘Repackaging Tomorrow’ picks up speed
With the combined annual and sustainability report 2024, Elopak is underpinning its commitment to being a leader in sustainability. Elopak is pursuing ambitious goals - from reducing emissions and promoting biodiversity to establishing a genuine circular economy.
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Closing material cycles: Innovations in liquid carton recycling
Many consumers choose cardboard-based refill packs to avoid plastic. But what happens afterwards? In this article, you will find out how liquid cartons are recycled, which innovative companies are leading the way and gain exciting insights into the future of recycling from experts.
Elopak sustainability report 2023 – advancing our sustainable growth
Sustainability is the key to a successful future. Our combined annual and sustainability report 2023 is a testament to our commitment to a better world and a guide for our future endeavours.
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Iced tea trends 2025: time for sustainability and innovation
Iced tea is trendy – and has been for years. But how can manufacturers profit from the continuing growth? Those who focus on product quality and innovation have a good chance. Current consumer trends and changing tastes open up exciting possibilities for new impulses on…
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The Art of Packaging – Part 5
The megatrend of connectivity describes the rapidly growing networking of people, devices and systems through digital technologies. This development is revolutionising our communication, work methods, consumption habits and the organisation of our daily lives.
The Art of Packaging – Part 4
Technological innovations and the constant flow of information are rapidly changing our world. We show how digital knowledge culture is also revolutionizing packaging design in the fourth part of our series “The Art of Packaging”.
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Black Forest Milk, Germany
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Pure-Pak® Sense

Black Forest Milk has launched its new fresh country milk from Landliebe with 1.5% fat in sustainable 500 ml Pure-Pak® Sense cartons in Germany. Thanks to the practical to-go packaging, the popular cocoa, strawberry, and banana varieties are also ideal for on the go. Landliebe is not only committed to sustainability in its packaging: the milk for the three new products comes from regional family farms in Baden-Württemberg.

Tropicana Brands Group, UK
Product:
Pure-Pak® Classic

Tropicana is expanding its “Fresh & Light” range: Five fruity varieties with 30% less sugar and 100% of the daily vitamin C requirement have been available in 850 ml and 1450 ml Pure Pak® cartons since April 2025. Since May, the most popular orange juices have also been available in a handy 500 ml Pure Pak® format. The cartons are fully recyclable in the UK.

Boermarke, Europe
Product:
Pure-Pak® Sense Natural Brown Board

Boermarke is expanding its Vairy brand plant-based range across Europe – all in sustainable 1000ml Pure-Pak® Sense cartons with natural brown board. The plant-based puddings and yogurts are available in a variety of flavors and enriched with calcium and vitamins. The natural brown color of the Pure-Pak® Sense cartons with visible fiber structure ensures an authentic look and strong shelf presence.

The Bridge S.R.L, Italy
Product:
Pure-Pak® Sense Aseptic

The Bridge S.R.L. is launching Veg Egg, its first plant-based egg alternative, in a 500ml Pure-Pak® Sense Aseptic package on the Italian market. Veg Egg combines taste and sustainability and is in line with the trend toward plant-based nutrition. The fully recyclable Elopak packaging also offers convenience and environmental benefits.

About HOTSPOTS by Elopak

Elopak’s blog informs experts and interested parties about innovations and current market trends in the carton packaging segment. In addition to new products and advances in filling technology, we place a special focus on sustainability. We are convinced that responsibility does not stop with the content. Contemporary packaging must be geared towards the goal of a low-emission circular economy, while protecting the products inside and leaving the world unharmed at the same time. Not only the material and design of the packaging, but also the underlying filling technology and logistics can support manufacturers, bottlers and retailers in achieving their own ambitious environmental goals in optimal interaction. Find out how on this website.