Tetra Pak

Protects What’s Good™

Tetra Pak is a world leading food processing and packaging solutions company. Working with our customers and suppliers, we provide access to safe food for millions of people in more than 160 countries every day.

Our purpose

As a global company with over 24,000 employees working with local customers worldwide, our purpose is fundamental to driving our business decisions and is the reason we come to work every day. Our purpose is: We commit to making food safe and available, everywhere, and we promise to protect what’s good: food, people and the planet.

Our strategy

Strategy 2030 is how we continue to fulfil our purpose, by creating value for customers, for employees and for others in society. Helping society face the interconnected challenges of feeding a growing population while protecting natural resources, combating climate change and achieving economic growth. Our strategy is to deliver food safety and the best quality, lead the sustainability transformation, integrate and optimise customer operations, and innovate for customer growth, while becoming a more dynamic, productive and capable Tetra Pak.

Our customers

We create value for customers with complete food production solutions for a wide variety of food and beverage categories, including cheese; dairy; ice cream; juices, nectars and still drinks; new food; plant-based products; powder; and other food and beverages.

Tetra Pak is uniquely equipped to provide solutions that meet our customers’ entire needs. We provide solutions for processing, packaging and distributing a wide range of food and beverage products. We are experts in minimising raw material and energy consumption during manufacturing and distribution – to maximise operational and environmental performance.

Our solutions

Tetra Pak's portfolio is broad, and includes:

  • Carton packages
  • Processing equipment
  • Packaging equipment
  • Distribution equipment
  • Automation and digital solutions
  • Services​
  • Complete integrated solutions
Tetra Pak facts:  
Net sales 2024 €12,820 million
Sales in >160 countries
Number of employees December 2024 24,546
Customer Innovation Centres 8
Technical Training Centres 8
R&D Centres 6
Production plants 511)

1) Number of packaging material converting factories:29. Number of closures (caps) factories: 4 stand alone. Number of additional material strips and film factories: 3. Number of additional material straws (stand-alone) factories: 2 stand alone. Number of processing solutions and packaging equipment production facilities:13.

MARKET

The food and beverage industry continuously evolves to meet ever-changing consumer preferences and needs. Understanding consumer behaviour is essential for remaining competitive in a challenging market.

LIQUID DAIRY PRODUCTS

LIQUID DAIRY PRODUCTS

Global white milk consumption is projected to grow at an annual rate of 2.2% until 2027. Flavoured milk accounts for a smaller proportion of the market and is expected to increase by 1.6% annually during the same period. The growth of white milk is primarily driven by factors such as health benefits, naturalness and sustainability

Happy young people, juice in Tetra Top cartons

JUICES AND NECTARS

JUICES AND NECTARS

After a few challenging years of decline, the category has recovered. Navigating the rise in ingredient prices and reducing sugar content drive innovation in functionality and new consumption occasions.

CULINARY CATEGORIES

CULINARY CATEGORIES

The increasing interest in nutrient-rich products with functional benefits that enhance wellbeing while emphasising value through quality ingredients and affordability drives culinary category growth. The category is projected to grow at an annual rate of 1.6% through 2027.

Young girls, arabic style plant-based foods

PLANT-BASED PRODUCTS

PLANT-BASED PRODUCTS

After steady growth in recent years, the consumption of plant-based beverages and non-dairy creams has stabilised. The category will continue to grow at an annual rate of 1.0% until 2027.

ICE CREAM

Annual ice cream consumption is projected to annually grow by 2.2% through 2026. Innovations in flavours and textures are driven by the trends of comfort and permissible indulgence, as well as functionality and sustainability.

FOOD SUPPLEMENT AND NUTRITION

The category is being driven by the increasing consumer demand for products that boost nutrition. The ready-to-drink sports nutrition segment is expected to expand by 17.3%, while products aimed at weight management, special dietary and protein lifestyles are projected to annually grow by around 5% through 2027.

READY-TO-DRINK (RTD) TEA AND COFFEE

RTD coffee is growing rapidly, with a projected 2.0% annual growth through 2027. Key trends such as convenience, premiumisation, indulgence and health functionality are fuelling this demand. RTD coffee comes in diverse packaging and caters to various preferences with coffee-based, milk-based and plant-based options. Tea drinks are expected to grow at an annual rate of 1.2% until 2027.

Technology

Tetra Pak’s advanced services take customer efficiency and savings to the next level

Tetra Pak’s advanced services set it apart by helping customers optimise equipment performance from day one. Leveraging more than 70 years of industry data and expertise, Tetra Pak identifies areas for improvement, to achieve overall equipment effectiveness increases of up to 15%.

“We promise customers a certain level of performance and operational cost, and we stand by our promise by sharing both the risks and rewards,” said Sasha Ilyukhin, Vice President Processing Services Solutions at Tetra Pak. “Improved productivity, quality, sustainability and total cost of ownership all go hand in hand.”

In 2024, Tetra Pak helped a US customer identify US$1.7 million in savings and reduced its annual water use by 324 million litres (equivalent to 120 Olympic swimming pools). For another customer in the Middle East, energy savings of 2.5 GWh per year were achieved.

Tetra Pak’s remote services that draw on comprehensive equipment sensors resolved 94% of cases remotely in 2024, minimising customer downtime and the need to travel. In 2025, Tetra Pak plans to expand its advanced capacity-as-a-service model, securing customers an outcome measured in litres or packages produced per year.

Remote support, Tetra Pak Services

New Swedish biotech lab paves way for Tetra Pak’s future capabilities

Tetra Pak has established a biotech lab at Lund University in southern Sweden to enhance knowledge and create new collaboration opportunities on the processing of new foods. A team of Tetra Pak’s senior microbiology and biotechnology experts are based at the lab to manage various biotech trials.

“Our biotech lab will help us to better understand the behaviour of different types of microbes for food production under certain circumstances, such as what happens when we increase or decrease oxygen levels or change carbon source in the bioreactors,” said Lena de Maré, Core and Novel Food Technology Manager at Tetra Pak. “Besides being a hub for knowledge building and future troubleshooting in fermentation and processing new types of food ingredients, the lab at Lund University will enable us to collaborate and share knowledge in the innovative food biotech sector.”

Lund University is a leading global centre for food technology with state-of-the-art infrastructure, capabilities and expertise. The biotech lab is an important step on Tetra Pak’s journey to develop world-leading capabilities in food biotechnology.

Food experts in lab