Florette France has replaced PET bottles with Elopak Pure-Pak Sense 1-litre cartons for its chilled soup range, now rolled out across French supermarkets.
Norwegian packaging manufacturer Elopak has opened its $100 million all-electric carton plant at the Port of Little Rock, Arkansas, its first in North America, creating about 100 jobs.
Luxlait has moved several dairy classics into Elopak Pure-Pak cartons after installing a new Shikoku S-PSF70UCe filling machine supplied by Elopak at its Roost plant in Luxembourg.
Norway-based packaging maker Elopak will invest an additional $25 million in its Port of Little Rock facility to expand production capacity, bringing the project total to $95 million. The first production line is already sold out.
Norway-based Elopak announced in September 2024 an additional $25 million investment to add a second production line at its new Little Rock, Arkansas carton plant, its first U.S. production site.
Elopak plans its first U.S. production plant in Little Rock, Arkansas, to make Pure-Pak gable-top cartons for dairy, juice and plant-based products. The investment is about USD 70 million and will create more than 100 permanent jobs.
Impresora del Yaque / Elopak Caribe inaugurated an expansion of its production plant in Santiago, Dominican Republic, adding new investments of US$4.5 million to increase production capacity for the agro-industrial sector and exports.
Cordeel Netherlands is designing and building a fully automated high-bay warehouse in Terneuzen for Elopak Netherlands, commissioned by Rijnberg HBW. The 110 m by 52 m by 25 m warehouse will be built adjacent to the existing plant and is expected to be finished at the end of the year.
Elopak and GLS launched GLS Elopak, a 50/50 joint venture headquartered in Gurugram, Haryana, to make fresh and aseptic carton packaging at a manufacturing hub in Rewari, Haryana, India.
Elopak and Nippon Paper signed a license agreement under which Nippon Paper will produce and sell Elopak's Pure-Pak liquid food packaging worldwide and introduce it to the Oceania region, particularly Australia and New Zealand.
Elopak and GLS formed GLS Elopak, a 50-50 joint venture headquartered in Gurugram, India, to make fibre-based aseptic and fresh packaging. Manufacturing will be based in Rewari, Haryana, with a reported value of $35 million.
Crediton Dairy became the first UK company to install an Elopak Pure-Pak Aseptic filling line, investing GBP 3 million in the line and GBP 4 million in a new filling hall, with products launched in summer 2020.