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Ideal for bleaches and toilet cleaners, the Hector Child Resistant Closure (CRC) weighs just 7.25g and is one of the lightest closures available on the market.

Caps, closures, and lids are vital in the packaging industry. Closures not only secure products throughout the supply chain but also maintain their quality. This ongoing demand drives constant innovation in packaging closures.

Building on its successful operations in Kenya and South Africa, recently strengthened with the acquisition of the facility owned by Astir Vitogiannis in Johannesburg, Guala Closures is investing in Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation and one of its fastest-growing markets.

With this step, the company expands its extensive knowhow in the field of PET bottle closures to a new packaging category, setting new standards for consumers and bottling companies. 

Blue Ocean Closures’ products offer a more sustainable alternative to plastic closures that could help to further lower the overall carbon footprint of Elopak’s cartons by reducing plastic content and increasing the use of paper fibers.

This innovative cap was produced for Héritage, an industrial customer that, among other things, markets furniture care products under the brand name O'Cedar.

On a mission to reduce plastic pollution and its climate effects, Blue Ocean Closures AB has developed a proprietary vaccum press forming technology and is producing fiber-based closures, recyclable as paper.

Among the featured products is Chadwicks’ latest rPET pre-cut lidding film, which contains up to 50 percent post-consumer resin (PCR).

Sonoco says the acquisition creates a global leader in metal food and aerosol can manufacturing and advances the company’s portfolio transformation strategy.

From tethered caps to a plethora of recycle bins, a trip to Europe this summer revealed a variety of approaches to sustainable packaging.