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Bringing D-PAK™ cartons to the world

As it continues to build its Co-filling network, Elopak is bringing the sustainable and convenience benefits of the D-PAK™ carton to more manufacturers of non-food liquid products from laundry detergents, soaps, dish washing liquids, to mouthwash and car windscreen cleaner.

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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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Products & Packaging

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Bringing D-PAK™ cartons to the world
As it continues to build its Co-filling network, Elopak is bringing the sustainable and convenience benefits of the D-PAK™ carton to more manufacturers of non-food liquid products from laundry detergents, soaps, dish washing liquids, to mouthwash and car windscreen cleaner.
Boermarke goes purely plant-based and expands sustainable carton packaging
Boermarke B.V. is expanding its portfolio to include dairy alternatives. The new range includes plant-based drinks, the Dutch typical ‘vla’ desserts and yoghurts, all of which are packaged in Elopak's environmentally friendly one-litre Pure-Pak® Sense carton made from sustainable natural brown board.
New filling machine for Pure Pak® Mini: NordseeMilch opts for minimal plastic content
With the commissioning of a newly installed Elopak Shikoku S-PMF70UC filling machine, the NordseeMilch eG dairy cooperative will expand its product range to include Pure-Pak® Mini packaging for the first time from September 2025.
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LCA indicates lower environmental impact of Elopak D-PAK™ carton refill vs LDPE pouch
A life cycle assessment (LCA) commissioned by Elopak shows that Elopak's D-PAK™ carton packaging is significantly more environmentally friendly than conventional refill pouches made from low-density polyethylene (LDPE).
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.
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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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Benefit Wellness, UK
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Pure-Pak® Sense Aseptic

British health juice manufacturer The Benefit Brand brings fruity freshness and valuable vitamins to everyday life with a new drink. Filling in Elopak’s sustainable Pure-Pak® Sense Aseptic carton guarantees the highest quality. Mango, passion fruit, and carrot strengthen the immune system, reduce fatigue, and help regulate hormones.

Marks & Spencer, Ireland
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Pure-Pak® Sense Aseptic

In Ireland, the Marks & Spencer retail chain is launching an apple and ginger drink in Elopak’s Pure-Pak® Sense Aseptic carton. The 1-liter beverage carton contains seven apples and one ginger root. Pure-Pak® cartons preserve the effect of the natural ingredients and ensure lasting freshness with every sip.

Änglamark, Norway
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Pure-Pak® Sense Natural White Board

Up to 14% fewer greenhouse gas emissions: Rørosmeieriet’s Änglamark organic milk has been available throughout Norway in the Coop supermarket chain’s 1000ml Pure-Pak® Natural White Board packaging since June 2025.

CLUN, Spain
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Pure-Pak® Sense Natural Brown Board

ÚNICLA A2 has been available in Spain since January 2025, packaged in 1000ml aseptic Pure-Pak® Sense cartons with Natural Brown Board. With this product launch, CLUN reaffirms its goal of producing the highest quality milk by combining innovation with sustainability and animal welfare, thereby strengthening its brand’s premium position.

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.