Tournaire has introduced the Omni Plus aluminium bottle range, engineered with circular economy principles at its core. Its mono‑bloc construction ensures each bottle is made from a single piece of aluminium, eliminating weak points and improving durability. This advanced deep-drawing process enables wall-thickness optimisation, reducing weight by 7% without compromising performance.
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Sustainability at the core
The pure aluminium body can be recycled infinitely without loss of quality. The closure system is designed for easy disassembly, allowing each component: cap, collar and body- to enter separate recycling streams efficiently. These innovations make Omni Plus a highly sustainable alternative to plastic and glass packaging.
Driving market adoption and the circular economy
In 2023, over 11.5 million tonnes of aluminium flat-rolled products were used for packaging. With increasing regulatory pressure and growing demand for sustainable packaging, aluminium is becoming the preferred choice for eco-conscious brands. Tournaire’s Omni Plus demonstrates how aluminium packaging can combine innovation, lightweight design and recyclability, supporting the transition to a circular economy.
Brands embrace aluminium packaging
The introduction of Tournaire’s Omni Plus range highlights a growing trend among eco-conscious brands adopting aluminium packaging. L’Occitane en Provence has launched refill stations with reusable aluminium bottles for products like shampoo, conditioner and shower gel, while Dozz offers ready-to-eat soups in aluminium cans designed for direct consumption and easy recycling.
These examples reflect the expanding adoption of aluminium across beauty, food and beverage sectors as brands respond to consumer demand for transparency, circularity and waste reduction.
Omni Plus embodies this shift, moving packaging from single-use formats to durable, recyclable materials where thoughtful design and sustainability work hand in hand, paving the way toward a low-carbon, zero-waste future.
Source: Tournaire launches next-generation aluminium bottles to advance circular packaging