Rigid plastic packaging with design and R&D support

Plastics

Mpact Plastics produces rigid plastic packaging for food, beverage, personal care, home care, pharmaceutical, agricultural and retail markets.

The division combines preforms, bottles, jars, closures, customised generic packaging and custom designs with a Stellenbosch research and development centre that supports food safety, EPR compliance and design for recyclability.

Plastic beverage bottles on a kitchen counter

What they do

Division capabilities

Rigid packaging range

Products include PET preforms, bottles, jars, closures and related rigid plastic packaging formats.

Design Centre support

Custom packaging can move from concept to a production-ready solution quickly, with design for recyclability built into the process.

Food safety and standards

Mpact Plastics references ISO 9001, SABS and FSSC 22 000 compliance and uses food-contact-safe raw materials.

EPR guidance

The business works with customers on Extended Producer Responsibility and sustainable packaging requirements.

Latest news

Recent official updates

1 July 2025

From Idea to Shelf - Your packaging journey starts here

Mpact Plastics explains how its in-house Design Centre helps brand owners move packaging concepts toward market.

16 April 2025

Purposeful Packaging for Modern Life

A plastics packaging update focused on protection, freshness, safety and practical everyday use.

7 March 2025

Unlocking superior packaging with ISBM

An article on Injection Stretch Blow Moulding for PET and rPET packaging performance.

Get in touch

Book a plastics consultation

For quotations or product conversations, contact Mpact Plastics through the official contact page.

Atlantis: 021 577 1200Pinetown: 031 710 1550Wadeville: 011 418 6000Email: info@mpactplastics.co.za

Sources

Official content sources

Division page content is paraphrased from official Mpact Group and Mpact division-owned websites. These pages are intended to summarise public Mpact information in one place without duplicating the external source pages.