As a brewery, we use a variety of packaging, ranging from returnable bottles and cans to kegs and crates. All our packaging is either reusable or recyclable. Sustainability is key in both their design and ongoing improvements. We're always looking for more environmentally friendly solutions and will never stop innovating.
Koninklijke Grolsch
Society is becoming increasingly aware of sustainability and demands responsible products. That is one of the reasons why we constantly ask ourselves whether our process can be made more environmentally friendly and why we continue to innovate. We see it as a challenge to achieve the same results with increasingly sustainable packaging. Think, for example, of more recycled plastic, cardboard and lighter materials. In the coming years, we will continue to strive for further improvements that lead to less waste, less material consumption and lower transport costs. Sustainable production is the future of our company and certainly of our world!"
Smurfit Westrock
"Grolsch can be proud of its achievements in the field of sustainable and responsible business practices. By 2030, Grolsch aims to be a net-zero brewery, a goal with character! Working towards a sustainable future is not something you do alone; it requires close cooperation. In practice, this means that we are constantly exploring new opportunities for material efficiency, innovation and reuse of our packaging solutions. By designing packaging intelligently, it is possible to reduce logistics movements and thus contribute to a completely carbon-neutral brewery. Sustainability and innovation are inextricably linked and offer new opportunities for collaboration. Sustainable goals will be the driving force behind a new era of creative approaches to products and services. I look forward to continuing our collaboration to contribute to a sustainable world.” 
Berry | bpi packaging solutions
"As part of our Impact 2025 strategy, Berry is committed to helping our customers achieve and exceed their sustainability goals. Sustainability is therefore central to our collaboration with Grolsch, and driven by our shared values, we have implemented a circular approach for the shrink sleeve film we supply for the safe packaging of beverages. Our film contains 50 per cent Sustane®, a high-quality recycled polymer. Waste is collected on site and returned to Berry to be reprocessed into Sustane®, creating a closed-loop system for the film. We also take back all film cores and wedges that hold the rolls in place on the pallets for reuse, minimising waste. Initiatives such as these demonstrate both companies' commitment to continuing to develop packaging solutions that are an effective part of the circular economy".
