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ALPLA Group is a global packaging manufacturer that specialises in the development and production of plastic packaging solutions for the food, beverage, pharmaceutical, home care, personal care, and industrial sectors. Founded in 1955 and headquartered in Austria, the company operates more than 200 production facilities across 45 countries and employs over 25,000 people worldwide.
In South Africa, ALPLA has established a significant presence through manufacturing and recycling operations. The company entered the Southern African market in 2014 and has since expanded through acquisitions and investments, including a major production facility in Lanseria, Gauteng, and a PET recycling plant in Ballito, KwaZulu-Natal.
ALPLA produces a wide range of packaging products, including:
- PET bottles
- Plastic containers
- Bottle closures and caps
- PET preforms
- Injection-moulded packaging components
- Custom packaging solutions for industrial and consumer products
The company is also heavily focused on sustainability and recycling. Through its recycling operations, ALPLA aims to increase the use of recycled plastics in packaging and support a circular economy. In South Africa, its recycling initiatives contribute to reducing plastic waste and increasing the availability of recycled PET (rPET) for packaging production.
YES Internships Available
Alpla is now recruiting for a number of internships that are available as part of the YES programme.
- Admin Support
- Industrial Engineering Support
- Mould Repair Technician
- Operations Administrator
- B-BBEE Administrator
- Millwright
- Quality Support
HOW TO APPLY
CLICK HERE FOR THE ALPLA JOBS PAGE
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