• Growing together,

    our circular business model for a sustainable future

  • Circular thinking,

    for a greener tomorrow

  • Circular thinking,

    leading the change toward sustainability

  • Net zero conscious,

    sustainable energy generation

  • Our circular

    business model,

    beyond us, beyond packaging

  • Driving a true

    circular economy

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Mpact’s operational business units

The Group has invested in innovation over the years to build and maintain a sustainable competitive advantage based on research, development and technical support.

  • Paper manufacturing

    The paper division manufactures recycled-based packaging and industrial paper grades such as containerboard and cartonboard.

    Learn more: Paper manufacturing

  • Paper converting

    The paper converting business consists of a corrugated business and other converting products primarily for the Quick Restaurant Sector (QSR).

    Learn more: Paper converting

  • Plastics

    The plastics business manufactures packaging products for the food, beverage, personal care, home care, pharmaceutical, agricultural and retail markets.

    Learn more: Plastics

  • Recycling

    Mpact Recycling is the leading paper recycler in South Africa, and the country’s leading collector of recyclable packaging (such as paper, cardboard, plastic, glass and cans).

    Learn more: Recycling

Our award winning products

Sustainability at Mpact

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B-BBEE contributor status on the new Codes at the operating company level

Level 1

(2021: Level 1)

Greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) for manufacturing operations

0.867 tCO2e/t*

(2021: 0.906 tCO2e/t)

Water consumption for manufacturing operations

5.13k/t*

(2021: 627,028 tonnes)

Energy consumption for manufacturing operations

6.10GJ/t*

(2021: 6.38 GJ/t)

Recovered recyclables

716,076 tonnes

(2021: 627,028 tonnes)

48

Mpact Foundation Trust bursaries, awarded to dependants of previously disadvantaged Mpact employees, since inception

CSI spend

R11.8m

(2021: R11.8m)

Serious injury frequency rate

0.41

per 200,000 man-hours worked

(2021: 0.58)

Skills development programmes offered to employees

3,380 employees

(2021: 3,075 employees)

Apprenticeships and learnerships

239

individuals supported, of whom 222 are from previously disadvantaged backgrounds

(2021: 182 individuals)

Training and skills development

54,506 man-hours

(2021: 38,311)

Black unemployed disabled youth trained

50 individuals

(2021: 50)

Our stories
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  • Mkhondo Paper Mill makes a difference to the local community

    While CSI projects stretch across the Group, the Mkhondo Paper Mill in Mpumalanga continues to serve as an example of what community involvement and care embodies, having made a sustained and significant contribution to local people in the surrounding areas.

    Learn more: Mkhondo Paper Mill makes a difference to the local community

  • Creating skills for a sustainable, successful future

    Learning and development is a key element in ensuring Mpact remains competitive. In fact, fostering a thriving economy necessitates a skilled workforce with appropriate competencies and qualifications. Moreover, people development and training enhance an individual’s employability.

    Learn more: Creating skills for a sustainable, successful future

  • Detpak and Felixton Paper Mill: Working together to pioneer the first fully recyclable and recycled grocery bag

    When is a bag not just a bag? When it has gone through rigorous testing, is the result of scientific studies and has been manufactured from a bespoke paper manufactured to withstand a number of extremely specific conditions. That is the outcome of the Detpak/Felixton Paper Mill collaboration.

    Learn more: Detpak and Felixton Paper Mill: Working together to pioneer the first fully recyclable and recycled grocery bag

  • A unique packaging solution for the table grape industry

    The Group has designed an exciting new packaging concept that aims to improve ventilation and a reefer container’s ability to re-cool fruit after breaks in the cold chain take place. This serves to preserve the quality of fresh produce, especially sensitive produce such as table grapes during arduous export journeys.

    Learn more: A unique packaging solution for the table grape industry
  • Waste management

    On-site waste management solutions

    In 2022, Mpact Waste Management tailored and re-engineered their on-site waste management solutions to provide an income stream for clients and for the waste management portfolio within the Mpact Group.

    Learn more: On-site waste management solutions

  • Improving water usage and ensuring security of supply

    Since 2012 our water efficiencies have resulted in a steady decline in both the use of water and in wastewater output, primarily due to the extensive programme of investing in new equipment and equipment refurbishments across our Paper and Plastics businesses.

    Learn more: Improving water usage and ensuring security of supply

  • The Mpact Women’s Forum

    In 2022, the Group launched the Mpact Women’s Forum, the aim of which is to provide women within the Group a platform to develop and grow through training, mentoring, the provision of career information and advice.

    Learn more: The Mpact Women’s Forum

  • Mpact Plastic Containers – turning the wheels on waste

    In line with Mpact’s strategy to promote the circular economy, Mpact Plastic Containers’ business model includes a focus on recycling products that reach the end of their useful lives to close the loop and reduce the use of virgin High Density Polyethylene (HDPE).

    Learn more: Mpact Plastic Containers – turning the wheels on waste