Amcor brings scalable packaging to Privel 2026

Amcor brings scalable packaging to Privel 2026

Amcor will showcase private-label packaging solutions at Madrid’s Privel exhibition. Its portfolio spans rigid and flexible formats, closures and recycled-content options, with specialists discussing product performance and European packaging rules.


Amcor (NYSE: AMCR, ASX: AMC), a global leader in developing and producing responsible packaging solutions, will demonstrate how its extensive packaging portfolio, technical expertise, sustainability guidance and global reach can support private-label manufacturers, co-packers and retailers at Privel 2026, taking place 4–5 November at Ifema Madrid. Visitors can meet Amcor experts on stand 14B03.

Organised by Ifema Madrid, Privel 2026 is a trade show connecting private-label manufacturers and retailers. Its exhibition offering covers food, non-food, and pet care, while its conference programme explores market trends and opportunities across Europe, Latin America and other international markets.

Across rigid and flexible packaging, closures, speciality solutions, and multiple material options, Amcor will highlight packaging designed to deliver performance, shelf appeal, and solutions tailored to the requirements of food and non-food categories.

Amcor’s technical and commercial specialists will be available throughout the event to discuss customers’ specific requirements. Areas of expertise include the integration of PCR content, recyclability validation and responsible packaging design aligned with retailer sustainability roadmaps and the evolving European regulatory landscape, such as PPWR requirements.

Among the wide range of solutions ideal for private label food applications will be the UniPak range for dairy applications, including the top-selling UniPak 1 kg pot and the newly launched UniPak Luma, which uses up to 35% less plastic. Other containers include SuperLight, which is available in both thermoformed and injection moulding targeting dairy products, and Eurotub, a high-quality container line designed primarily for spreads, yellow fats, and general food markets.

In addition, the 55 mm Flava Flip Top Closure is pitched at mayonnaise, ketchup and sweet sauce applications, while pouring closures Sunny and Pical are designed for products such as edible oils, dressings and sauces. Another Amcor solution, the new Moderna Flip Top tamper-evident closure, targets vinegars, sauces and dressings.

In beauty and wellness, Amcor will highlight its lightweight deodorant roll-on Shado. It offers strong on-shelf presence thanks to its rounded base design, while the choice of colours and extensive labelling area allows it to be fully customised for individual branding requirements. The roll-on combines practicality and ease of use, while its lightweight but durable construction ensures full product protection and avoids leakages.

“Private-label customers, whether retailers or co-packers, need packaging that performs today while helping them prepare for evolving market and regulatory expectations,” said Mirko Todeschi, sales director at Amcor. “At Privel, our experts will demonstrate how Amcor combines a broad portfolio and deep material expertise with the ability to deliver scalable packaging solutions across countries and regions, helping customers meet their operational needs, sustainability objectives and evolving market requirements.”


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