Reusable packaging

Powering the shift to reusable packaging with circular flexible formats for a wide range of sectors

Refill formats

Reusable packaging is growing more popular with consumers looking to reduce the amount of waste they produce, and has applications across many sectors including food, beverage, household, health, beauty and more.

Packaging that aligns with the circular economy is an essential part of our portfolio.

This can take the form of recyclable packaging that can be decanted into reusable containers, meaning our solutions can facilitate the creation of refillable packaging that consumers can use several times before disposal.

We offer alternative formats designed to support the use of reusable containers such as sachets, bags and flow wraps.

For added functionality, spouts, reclose zippers, and one way valves can be incorporated.

Robust structural designs

Our pouches are robust enough to cope with the rigours of the modern supply chain. We offer full lamination flexibility, from monolayer through duplex, triplex, to quadplex structures tailored to meet the specific needs of your application.

Reseal functionality can also be added to larger packs, helping consumers keep products fresh between uses when refilling their reusable containers.

Reducing plastic and emissions through format change

Flexible pouches, which can be decanted into our packaging, use less material than rigid packs and take up less space during transit. This means they are ideal for reducing plastic and emissions across your packaging portfolio.

Reusable pack designs are available through our Recoflex™ monopolymer, Recoflex™ paper and Park2Nature™ ranges.

Range of delivery options

We can supply the film for your flexible refill packaging solutions, or the finished pouch solutions themselves. Please get in touch today to discuss your needs.

Frequently asked questions

Can refill packs be recycled?

Yes, it is possible to develop refill packaging that is also recyclable. For some applications, it is also suitable to develop solutions which are at least partly made from post-consumer recycled material.