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A vehicle interior made from recycled beverage cartons?

From beverage cartons to vehicle interiors - the Italy-based company Lapo Compound has found an economically viable way to use the remaining polymer and aluminium components to create Lapolen Ecotek, a versatile compound suitable for a wide range of applications.

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A vehicle interior made from recycled beverage cartons?
From beverage cartons to vehicle interiors - the Italy-based company Lapo Compound has found an economically viable way to use the remaining polymer and aluminium components to create Lapolen Ecotek, a versatile compound suitable for a wide range of applications.
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.
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nosuga & Elopak: Where organic iced tea meets sustainable packaging
nosuga shows how enjoyment, health, and design can come together when product development and packaging are considered as one.
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.
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White. Sustainable. Functional.
With the Natural White Board for fresh products, Elopak offers a packaging solution that redefines sustainability – without compromising on function, appearance or brand identity.
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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Reprography at Elopak: Packaging as a statement – from idea to print
Elopak's repro team turns customer designs into print-ready packaging – with a keen sense for maximum creativity within the limits of what is technically feasible.
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.
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McBride, Italy
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D-PAK™

Cleaning reimagined: Actiff refill packs in D-PAK™ cartons

McBride is launching new refill packs for its household cleaning brand Actiff in D-PAK™ cartons in Italy. By introducing carton packaging, the company underlines its commitment to sustainability and innovation while responding to evolving consumer expectations.

The Actiff range includes 1litre cartons for laundry detergent and fabric softener, as well as 500 ml cartons for dishwashing liquid. By making the switch, McBride reduces the use of plastic, supports recycling and offers consumers a practical and attractive alternative to conventional plastic packaging – while ensuring strong shelf visibility.

Polmlek Group Jibal, Morokko
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Pure-Pak® Sense Aseptic Kartons

New to the market: Jibal launches first kefir in Pure‑Pak® cartons in Morocco 

Jibal, the Moroccan subsidiary of the Polmlek Group, introduced its first kefir in Pure‑Pak® cartons to the Moroccan market in autumn 2025. The premium launch targets health‑conscious consumers and addresses the growing functional dairy segment in North Africa. With this market entry, Jibal adopts a premium positioning and uses the Pure‑Pak® carton as a packaging solution strongly associated with freshness, naturalness, and health. The product launch marks an important milestone for the brand and supports Polmlek’s expansion in one of the region’s most dynamic growth markets. 

Ehrmann Cornish Dairy, UK
Product:
Pure‑Pak®

Freshness re‑packaged: Trewithen Cream in Pure‑Pak® cartons

Ehrmann Cornish Dairy, home to the Trewithen brand, is converting three of its fresh cream products from HDPE plastic bottles to Pure‑Pak® cartons from Elopak. In collaboration with Elopak, a new filling line has been installed at the company’s site in the Glynn Valley as part of a significant investment following the acquisition by the Ehrmann Group.

From this autumn, Cornish whipping cream, double cream and buttermilk will be available in 300 ml, 500 ml and 1,000 ml cartons. By making the switch, Trewithen reduces its use of plastic, simplifies logistics and offers retailers a sustainable, shelf‑ready alternative. The move marks an important milestone for the heritage brand and has already secured a nationwide Tesco listing across the UK.

H2O4U, Finnland
Product:
Pure‑Pak®

Pure water, newly packaged: JÄÄDE in Pure‑Pak® cartons

The Finnish company H2O4U is introducing JÄÄDE, one of the purest waters in the world, for the first time in fibre‑based cartons from Elopak. The naturally filtered mineral water is filled at the company’s production facility in Lahti, Finland, where it originates from deep glacial formations that were formed around 10,000 years ago.

The products are available in 330 ml and 500 ml Mini Pure‑Pak® cartons. By introducing carton packaging, H2O4U is choosing a sustainable alternative to conventional plastic packaging and reinforcing its commitment to providing clean and safe drinking water in a resource‑efficient way – while ensuring strong shelf visibility.

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.