This new 200ml HDPE bottle has a classic, conical design. Due to the flat flip top cap it can also be stackd upside-down for better stability.

A new family has been added to our glass range. With 3 new standard bottles and 2 standard jars the new Ellipsea range is a true eyecatcher.

New references have been added to our Flip Top Jar range. Now this range consists of jars from 10ml to 400ml.
In addition we can also offer the 30ml jar with sifter inserts for talcum and powders.

We have added a brand new 24/410 closure, fresh from the new mould, to our standard catalogue.
This innovative cap distignuishes itself from others by its in-moulded hook on the topside of the closure, which can be used for many purposes.

APG Europe has added a brand new innovative product to its catalogue: a brand new roll on fitment with stainless steel roller and tamper evident cap for din18 glass bottles.

The summer of 2016 will be in the light of the UEFA EURO 2016 Championship in France. As usual such an event generates a huge turnover in event related merchandise and promotional products. APG Europe offers a wide range of standard bottles and jars which are the perfect packaging for soccer related products. Don't miss out this opportunty to give your sales an extra boost.

APG Europe has added a new standard Range of PP jars to its wide range of plastic cosmetic jars.
The new PP jar range consists of different volumes with standard neck threads.

APG Europe is once again adding a new family to its wide range of standard PET bottles and jars: the Scylla Oval. For years, this model has been known as a glass variant and it is used in several different markets.

With the merging of Verbeeck Packaging Group and Aluglas Packaging Group to APG Europe, our product portfolio has been greatly expanded with even more products for the pharmaceutical market.

Meet our brand new bottle Milano. A 200ml PP bottle with bi-color flip top closure.

Verbeeck Packaging Group has been taken over by Aluglas Packaging Group.
The merger of two companies always has consequences. It raises questions, and we think it is best to answer those straight away.