Packaging by Nature®

We wish to play a part in the global shift towards a low carbon circular economy. Our Pure-Pak® carton solution is a premium line packaging choice for those who will join us in the mission to replace plastic bottles with fully renewable, low carbon cartons.

We wish to play a part in the global shift towards a low carbon circular economy. Our Pure-Pak® carton solution is a premium line packaging choice for those who will join us in the mission to replace plastic bottles with fully renewable, low carbon cartons.

The Pure-Pak® carton is the naturally sustainable, convenient and consumer preferred alternative to plastic bottles. Conserving liquid foods in cartons instead of plastic bottles is better for everyone, in every way:

Less Plastic:

Pure-Pak® cartons keep products fresh using less plastic than alternative containers. We’re constantly reducing the plastic content, and you can also go fossil-free with renewable and bio-circular polymers.

Good Wood:

Pure-Pak® cartons are primarily made with wood fibres originating from sustainable and controlled forestry according to the most stringent and credible standards available, creating a strong carton from materials that grow back. With our forest-based polymer option, you can have a fully renewable carton, entirely based on wood.

Low Carbon:

Life cycle analyses show that the Pure-Pak® carton significantly outperforms other packaging types in terms of greenhouse gas emissions.
The carton’s flattened shape also means more efficient transport and distribution.
We are proud to go the extra mile with carbon neutrality. Elopak has been a carbon neutral company since 2016, and we offer CarbonNeutral® packaging to all customers.

Renewable and Easily Recyclable

A renewable raw material is one that can grow back through natural processes, such as trees and plants. Made of materials ready for countless new applications, Pure-Pak® cartons are already fully recyclable. Recycling lessens the need for virgin material and reduces waste, as paperboard, polymers and aluminum can be recycled.