Coverpla has broadened its refillable perfume bottle range to 19 references and added new 2026 launches including the Neo, Verdi 50ml and Laura 100ml refillable designs. The company has also paired its refill bottles, such as Olympe and Round B, with two third-party refill technologies: Techniplast's RT-Twist connector for home refilling and Aptar Beauty's Nomad Refill pocket vaporiser system.
Why this mattersGrowing brand demand for refillable fragrance formats is pushing rigid packaging makers to bundle bottles with refill technology from specialist partners rather than compete alone.
- Coverpla now offers 19 refillable references spanning travel to 200ml formats.
- New 2026 launches include the Neo bottle with wooden FIT cap, a 50ml Verdi variant and a 100ml refillable Laura model.
- Refill bottles Olympe (200ml) and Round B (100ml/200ml) have been added to the refill catalogue.
- Techniplast's RT-Twist technology enables gravity-fed home refilling with automatic overflow stop.
- Aptar Beauty's Nomad Refill combines a pocket vaporiser with a refill accessory that stops automatically once full.
Perfume and cosmetics packaging supplier Coverpla is preparing a handover from chairman Bruno Diepois to managing director Sebastien Saussereau, planned since Geneo Capital Entrepreneur became majority shareholder in September 2024. The Nice-based company, with EUR 23m of revenue, expects 2026 to be flat for a second consecutive year and is examining external growth options.
Why this mattersA EUR 23m perfume packaging supplier with flat revenue is looking to external growth, one route to scale in a fragmented French cosmetics packaging supply base.
- Coverpla generates EUR 23m in annual revenue and employs 45 people at its Nice site, four in the United States and two in Italy.
- Geneo Capital Entrepreneur became majority shareholder in September 2024.
- A handover from chairman Bruno Diepois to managing director Sebastien Saussereau has been planned since that change of ownership.
- US revenue is up more than 30% in 2026 after a weak 2025.
- 2026 revenue is expected to be flat, matching stagnation in 2025.
- Management says it is examining external growth options.
Cosmetics packaging developer Coverpla has expanded the ecoBottle line it designed for perfume brand Violet to include 50ml and 100ml sizes, using glass from Bormioli Luigi's ecoLine range. The bottle uses 50% less material than standard designs and is built for refilling and disassembly for recycling.
Why this mattersIllustrates continued brand-owner demand for lighter-weight, refillable glass packaging in prestige cosmetics as a lower-cost route to sustainability claims.
- ecoBottle line now available in 50ml and 100ml sizes
- Glass sourced from Bormioli Luigi's ecoLine range
- ecoLine design cuts material use by 50% versus standard bottles
- Bottle has a screw-on ring enabling refilling and disassembly for recycling
- Coverpla developed the bottle, cap and design range; cover is the Paros model in gold-tinted zamak with the Precious pump
- Collection follows Violet's previous 'Cycle' line
