Our Business Divisions
CANPACK has four key business divisions which currently span across Europe, South America, Asia and Africa. In 2020 we announced our first investment in North America.
CANPACK is a leading global provider of high-quality, sustainable, modern packaging solutions. But that’s only part of the story. For over 30 years, our unique designs, innovative ideas, and collaborative approach have unlocked brand value by stimulating the senses, making consumers feel good about the products they buy from our customers.
Our family of nearly 8,500 employees in 27 plants around the world produces an array of sustainable products, from aluminium beverage cans and glass bottles, to metal closures and containers for food and drink manufacturers.
Sustainability underpins everything we do. At CANPACK, we have three sustainability pillars: Care, which details our responsibilities to our employees and the local communities we operate in; Sustain, which drives our efforts to minimise our environmental impact; and Recycle, which guides our work to support a circular economy. All three pillars ensure that we always remain conscious of evolving consumer expectations and our wider role in society.
At CANPACK our success is built on a customer-driven strategy of stable supply, sustainability, innovate R&D and agile assets. Our strategy is made up of 6 key pillars:
CANPACK has four key business divisions which currently span across Europe, South America, Asia and Africa. In 2020 we announced our first investment in North America.
Our quality products are a result of the quality of our staff across the company, from the Supervisory Council to the Executive Committee to our employees around the globe.
The Executive Committee is responsible for the day-to-day management, direction and implementation of strategy for CANPACK. The committee is made up of long-tenured, experienced directors with demonstrable track records. For more information please visit Leadership Team.
The Supervisory Council provides top level strategic advice to the Executive Committee and has final approval responsibility on material investment decisions.