Tetra Pak is a leading multinational food processing and packaging solutions company, committed to making food safe and available everywhere. Founded in 1951 and headquartered in Lund, Sweden, Tetra Pak offers integrated solutions encompassing processing equipment, packaging machines, and distribution tools for a wide range of products, including dairy, beverages, cheese, ice cream, and prepared foods. The company's innovative aseptic packaging technology extends the shelf life of perishable goods without the need for preservatives or refrigeration, significantly reducing food waste. Tetra Pak operates in over 160 countries with more than 25,000 employees, collaborating closely with suppliers and customers to deliver efficient, sustainable, and environmentally friendly solutions. The company invests heavily in sustainability initiatives, focusing on increasing the recyclability of its packaging materials and promoting a circular economy.
Tetra Pak Factory OS, the next-generation Automation and Digitalisation platform, provides contextual, real-time insights enabling smarter, faster decision-making and enhanced efficiency in food and beverage production.
Levenseat Resource Management in Scotland installs Recycleye QuantiSort, using AI and cameras to detect and eject food and beverage cartons, improving recycling efficiency and accuracy.
Tetra Pak has partnered with Swan Neck Bio to simplify the scaling of biomass and precision fermentation-derived food products by offering a turnkey solution for commercial fermentation processes.
Pilot plant trials will accelerate time to market, reduce investment risk and help producers deliver high-quality, competitive fermentation-derived products.
Tetra Pak's FY24 Sustainability Report highlights major GHG emission cuts, renewable energy use, and innovations driving sustainable food systems and improved livelihoods globally.
J&B Recycling’s materials recycling facility in Hartlepool has installed technology designed by Recycleye to more effectively sort food and beverage cartons for recycling.
Tetra Pak expands its homogenizer range with the HD21, combining two devices into one, reducing energy consumption by 25%, and offering simplicity, flexibility, and efficiency.
With a joint investment, a new recycling plant is set to start operations in the second half of 2025. The facility will handle the non-fibre component (polyAl) from used beverage cartons, boosting the recycling capacity in the European Union.