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Sustainability & CircularityProducts & Innovation 14 Sep 2026

Sudpack extends CarbonLite mono-material film brand to dairy pouches

Sudpack has consolidated its Pure-Line mono-material PP and PE pouch films under a new brand, CarbonLite, covering flowpacks, doypacks and block-bottom pouches for snacks, cheese, baguettes and confectionery. The company has now extended the CarbonLite PurePP technology to spouted pouches for cold-filled drinkable yoghurt, citing recyclability above 95% and a CO2e footprint per square metre over 40% lower than an equivalent PET/aluminium/PE laminate. A Pure PP flowpack in the range has achieved a 92% recycling rate certified by cyclos-HTP, positioning the range ahead of the EU's Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation.

Why this mattersExtending one recyclable mono-material film platform across snack, dairy and spouted-pouch formats gives brand owners a single compliance route ahead of PPWR deadlines.

  • Sudpack has grouped Pure-Line mono-material PP and PE pouch films under the CarbonLite brand.
  • CarbonLite covers flowpacks, doypacks and block-bottom pouches for snacks, dairy, bakery and confectionery.
  • A CarbonLite Pure PP flowpack has a 92% recycling rate certified by cyclos-HTP.
  • CarbonLite PurePP has been extended to spouted pouches for cold-filled drinkable yoghurt.
  • The spouted-pouch PP film, paired with a PP spout, offers recyclability above 95%.
  • CO2e footprint per square metre of the 111um PP spouted pouch is over 40% lower than a 103um PET/aluminium/PE laminate.
  • Europe's yogurt drink market is forecast to grow from USD 4.6 billion to about USD 6.7 billion by 2034, with flexible pouches the fastest-growing format at 8%
  • The above-95% recyclability rate was assessed via CHIRA software but has not been externally validated
  • The PP spouted-pouch film matches the shelf life of incumbent PET/aluminium/PE laminates, per internal testing
  • European market for yogurt drinks is forecast to grow from USD 4.6 billion to about USD 6.7 billion by 2034
  • Global yoghurt drink market projected to grow from USD 4.6bn to USD 6.7bn by 2034, with Europe holding 30% of global sales.
  • PET bottles and cups currently hold a combined 44% share of the yoghurt drink packaging market.
  • CarbonLite range extended to PP- and PE-based flow packs for cheese snacks, grated cheese, mozzarella and larger cheese portions.
  • Multipeel Pure PP top web pairs with mono-PP rigid film for a fully PP recyclable structure, or with mono-APET trays designed to separate during recycling.
  • New cheese-pack formats are tested on Südpack's multiXtrusion pilot line before full-scale production.
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Sources polymervapooshesh.ir plastech.pl plastech.pl foodturkey.com.tr beverage-world.com foodturkey.com.tr foodandbeverage.business in-snacks.com
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Updates

  • 2026-09-17 · Combined from 3 drafts about the same company
  • 2026-09-22 · Update: Südpack cites European yogurt drink market growth from USD 4.6bn to about USD 6.7bn by 2034, with flexible pouches the fastest-growing format at 8%, and notes recyclability figures were modelled via CHIRA software without external validation.
  • 2026-09-24 · Update: Südpack says the drinkable-yogurt pouch film matches incumbent shelf life and points to a European yogurt-drinks market forecast to grow from USD 4.6bn to about USD 6.7bn by 2034.
  • 2026-09-25 · Update: Südpack details market context for its CarbonLite PurePP yoghurt-drink pouch, citing a global yoghurt drink market rising from USD 4.6bn to USD 6.7bn by 2034.
  • 2026-09-25 · Update: Südpack extends its CarbonLite mono-material range to cheese snack and dairy flow packs, adding a Multipeel Pure PP top web for use with mono-PP or mono-APET trays.