Tetra Pak is a leading multinational food processing and packaging solutions company, committed to making food safe and available everywhere. Founded in 1951 and headquartered in Lund, Sweden, Tetra Pak offers integrated solutions encompassing processing equipment, packaging machines, and distribution tools for a wide range of products, including dairy, beverages, cheese, ice cream, and prepared foods. The company's innovative aseptic packaging technology extends the shelf life of perishable goods without the need for preservatives or refrigeration, significantly reducing food waste. Tetra Pak operates in over 160 countries with more than 25,000 employees, collaborating closely with suppliers and customers to deliver efficient, sustainable, and environmentally friendly solutions. The company invests heavily in sustainability initiatives, focusing on increasing the recyclability of its packaging materials and promoting a circular economy.
Integrated end-to-end solutions on full display and new collaboration showcase Tetra Pak’s latest innovations built to help customers thrive sustainably.
The joint initiative aims to advance circular paper-based packaging solutions with a new recycling facility. To meet growing recycling needs in Benelux, Stora Enso and Tetra Pak have combined forces on a shared recycling solution for beverage cartons. The joint feasibility study includes a plan for a recycling facility at Stora Enso’s Langerbrugge site in Belgium.
Tetra Pak’s 2021 Index explores how consumer motivation and behaviour is changing worldwide and how some of the trends will remain relevant in the post-pandemic world.
Marking a breakthrough in the company’s journey towards a fully renewable aseptic package, this innovative fibre-based material substitutes the aluminium layer, with the ambition of reducing the carbon footprint while making the post-consumer cartons more attractive for recyclers.
The new caps, introduced by BBL in Ireland, Cido Grupa in the Baltics, LY Company Group and Lactalis Puleva in Spain and Weihenstephan in Germany, have been designed to prevent litter and accelerate transition to renewable materials.