Storopack sets 2035 target for renewable and recycled materials

Storopack has set a target of 85% renewable or recycled content across its product range by 2035, citing EU packaging waste regulation and customer decarbonisation demands. The German protective-packaging group reached 54% in 2025, up from 49% in 2024, against a 50% target for the year. Its R&D site in Anetz, France, which supports the Molding Europe foam-packaging division, is central to the push.

Why this mattersLifting renewable or recycled content from 54% to 85% by 2035 sets a substantial material shift for Storopack, including its expanded-foam business, as PPWR rules apply.

• Storopack set a target of 85% renewable or recycled content across its product range by 2035
• The group reported 54% of in-house manufactured products from renewable or recycled materials in 2025, up from 49% in 2024, against a 50% target for 2025
• Storopack posted EUR 565m revenue in 2025 and employs 2,500 people
• The group cites the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR), generally applicable since 12 August 2026, as a driver
• Storopack's R&D site at Anetz, France, serves the Molding Europe division, which makes custom packaging and technical parts from expanded foams
• Storopack France has invested over EUR 10m in five years to modernise its French production sites

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