
Sustainability often sounds like a bold vision—at SÜDPACK, it’s everyday practice.
From “ZERO Waste” in production to the “NET ZERO” climate target, the company makes progress measurable, expands renewables, and aligns with the SBTi’s 1.5°C pathway. Added to that are clear standards for occupational safety and the supply chain—along with recognitions such as EcoVadis Platinum. A look behind the scenes.
At SÜDPACK, it’s meant to be one thing above all: measurable and practical for day-to-day business. Headquartered in Ochsenhausen, the company is one of Europe’s leading manufacturers of high-performance films and packaging solutions. Many of us come across these films every day—for example, on cheese, cold cuts, snacks, or convenience products. And this is exactly where it becomes clear why packaging is more than “just plastic”: it protects food, extends shelf life, and helps prevent food waste. Less food thrown away ultimately also means fewer unnecessary CO2 emissions.
Fair rules and reliable collaboration matter just as much. At SÜDPACK, the focus is on health protection, safe working conditions, and equal opportunity. That includes the supply chain: a Supplier Code of Conduct based on the UN Global Compact is designed to make minimum standards—such as human rights and working conditions—binding.
… show external assessments. Since 2025, SÜDPACK has held Platinum status in the EcoVadis rating, placing the company among the top 1% of all assessed businesses. The film manufacturer has also been repeatedly named among the leading mid-sized companies in innovation and sustainability rankings.
