Press releases

As SIG experiences a shift and demand towards aseptic cartons without aluminum layer, Hochwald, one of the leading dairies in Europe, is at the forefront of this move as it launches UHT milk in SIG cartons without aluminum layer. Using the packaging material SIG Terra Alu-free further reduces the already low carbon footprint of SIG standard packaging material by up to 34%*.

TH true MILK, a major player and innovator in Vietnam’s dairy and beverage sector, continues to expand its product offering with the launch of two new snack drinks for children: Chocomalt with hearty oats or chewy nata de coco – both offering a fun and nutritious snacking experience in a convenient aseptic carton. This marks TH true MILK’s expansion of its dairy portfolio, made possible with the SIG Drinksplus technology.

Following the success of its pilot project in Bangladesh, the SIG Foundation is proud to announce the expansion of its flagship “Cartons for Good” initiative to Thailand. In collaboration with Ampol Food, a leading food and beverage innovator in Thailand, the project is using SIG’s filling technology to transform surplus mangoes and longkong into nutritious pudding for elderly people in need.

• World’s first alu-layer-free full-barrier packaging material for multi-serve aseptic cartons • CO₂ reduction by up to 61% (1) • Full shelf life of up to 12 months • “Plug-in” solution running on installed SIG filler base • Full performance of up to 15,000 packs per hour for multi-serve cartons • Available at scale to customers around the world

Smart Earth, a company committed to providing high-quality nutrition for pets, has just launched its first retail product for end consumers in the Chilean market: Camelina Oil in SIG CloverCap pouches. The product, designed as a natural omega-3 supplement for dogs, comes in a convenient 90-gram size and marks a milestone as the first pet food product packaged in a SIG CloverCap pouch in South America.

This year, SIG celebrates the 70th anniversary of the invention of bag-in-box, a groundbreaking innovation that has become a core part of the company's packaging portfolio. Originally developed in 1955 by American chemist, William R. Scholle, as a safer, less expensive, and more convenient solution for transporting and storing industrial liquids, bag-in-box quickly gained traction across multiple industries, particularly food and beverage. Following the acquisition of Scholle IPN in 2022, bag-in-box has evolved into a fully integrated packaging system offering for SIG.

Ampol Food, a leading innovator in the food and beverage manufacturing industry, has opted for SIG’s on-the-go carton bottle, SIG DomeMini, for the launch of its V-FIT premium rice-based nutritional drink range. This launch marks SIG DomeMini’s market entry in Thailand – combining on‑the‑go convenience of a plastic bottle with the sustainability benefits of a carton pack.

• Q1 2025 revenue at constant currency +3.8% vs. Q1 2024 (constant currency and constant resin +3.2%*) • Q1 2025 reported revenue +3.4% vs. Q1 2024 • Q1 2025 adjusted EBITDA margin 22.3% up from 21.5% in Q1 2024 • Full year guidance confirmed

Libyan United Beverage Bottling Company (LUBBC), a leading force in the Libyan beverage market, is expanding the strategic partnership with SIG. The collaboration is set to boost LUBBC's production capabilities, increase local market volumes, and enhance export opportunities, while also consolidating SIG's position in the region.

SIG has partnered with Plastic Bank, Carta Misr, and TileGreen to establish Egypt’s first end-to-end recycling system for used aseptic beverage cartons. This initiative will help to restructure the Egyptian recycling landscape and turn waste into valuable resources.