Sabert sets out clear growth and innovation vision
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- 15 hours ago
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Packaging Solutions
Six months on from Sabert Corporation Europe’s acquisition of Colpac Limited, the company has reaffirmed its long term ambition to grow significantly the scale and profitability of its global business, underpinned by dedicated customer service, product innovation and continued investment in its people and operations.
The group’s vision focuses on accelerating organic sales growth across its strong and expanding portfolio of core product ranges. This will also be driven by the creative expertise in designing bespoke food packaging solutions, tailored to the specific needs of a diverse portfolio of global food brands.
‘This growth ambition is matched by a clear focus on profitability, operational excellence, and capital discipline, ensuring the business grows in the most resilient and sustainable way,’ said Alex Noake, managing director of Sabert’s European business area.

The company’s strategy places Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) themes at the centre of its innovation to support ambitious goals across sustainability and industry advocacy. It continues to develop the next generation of paperboard, pulp, and plastic solutions, designed to meet and exceed evolving regulatory requirements and customer needs across food to go and delivery. This is evidenced by the recent launch of Pulp Ultra, a no intentionally added PFAS formulation made from over 95% bagasse fibres, enabling high performance and remarkable versatility, as well as recyclable paperboard food platters with newly developed lids for quicker construction. Future product development will continue to balance improved functional performance with reduced environmental impact, while maintaining the quality and reliability customers expect from Sabert.
Behind the scenes, it is making targeted investments across its supply chain, manufacturing capabilities and systems to support continued growth. Its business functions are aligned to a single, global strategic direction, ensuring the organisation can scale efficiently while maintaining high service levels.
Sabert’s growth and innovation strategy is informed by close collaboration with end user customers across the food industry. This insight ensures new product development is grounded in real operational requirements, performance needs and regulatory expectations. The company brings these solutions to market through a multichannel approach, working directly with the operators where appropriate, and through deep, long standing and trusted distributor partnerships that enable scalable and localised delivery.
People remain central to its success, forming the foundation of the company’s culture and underpinning its ability to evolve and deliver value. The group continues to prioritise talent development, leadership capability and a strong performance culture, recognising that growth is driven by engaged, skilled and empowered teams.
‘We believe that the strongest results are achieved where there is a shared focus on building sustainable growth together, with our colleagues all working towards a common goal,’ said Andrew Grimbaldeston, European commercial director.
The recent acquisition of Colpac further demonstrates Sabert’s commitment to expanding its capabilities and market reach in a way that is strategically and culturally aligned. The company remains open to future opportunities that strengthen its portfolio, across geographies and innovation capability, where there is a clear strategic fit.
Alex Noake concluded, ‘We have a clear global vision for where we want to take the business. Our focus is on growing the Sabert brand, supported by meaningful innovation, strategic investment and a relentless focus on execution as we construct an even stronger business for the long term.’
Visitors to stands G70 and G98 at the Packaging Innovations and Empack show at the NEC on 11 and 12 February will see Sabert and Colpac’s full range of innovative packaging solutions across foodservice and food manufacturing markets.


















