Sustainability Report 2023-2024

Hands formed in a heart shape above granulate from recycled plastic packaging by ALPLA Group

Sustainability progress, driven by proactive action

In 2023–2024, ALPLA translated sustainability commitments into measurable progress. The company reached Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) approval, at the same time, renewable electricity use accelerated, safety performance improved, and supplier and governance standards were further embedded across the value chain. These results show how sustainability at ALPLA is actively shaping products, operations, and long‑term business resilience.

 

This report refers to 2023 and 2024. Certain statements may not reflect current regulatory standards

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We are proud of achieving

Zero

work-related fatalities

350,000

tonnes recycling capacity

21.9%

PCR material used globally

92%

recyclable materials

These figures matter because they show progress at industrial scale — not pilot level — across materials, operations and governance.

People

ALPLA prioritises safe, fair, and future‑ready work for more than 24,000 employees worldwide. Zero fatalities were recorded in 2023 and 2024, while the lost‑time injury frequency (LTI) rate decreased to 0.81. Investment in skills remains strong, with 525,850 training hours delivered globally in 2024 and expanding apprenticeship programmes. Human‑rights standards, grievance mechanisms, and audits apply across operations and key suppliers. 

An aerial view of the ALPLA plant in steinabrueckl showing all the different buildings.

Planet

ALPLA’s climate targets are validated by the Science Based Targets initiative and supported by a defined decarbonisation roadmap to 2030. In 2024, 21.9% of raw materials were post‑consumer recycled, 92% of materials were recyclable, and renewable electricity use rose significantly across regions. Mechanical recycling capacity reached 350,000 tonnes, with a commitment to double this by 2030. 

a portrait photo of Philipp Lehner the CEO of ALPLA Group.

Profitability

As a family‑owned company, ALPLA links sustainability directly to business resilience. ESG criteria are embedded in procurement, supplier management, and customer offerings. Transparent governance aligned with ESRS standards, EcoVadis Gold CDP B-performance, and stable long‑term partnerships support economic viability in a highly regulated global market. 

“This report demonstrates the impact of our forward‑thinking and determined approach to show what we’ve already achieved, and what still lies ahead.” Philipp Lehner, Chief Executive Officer