Virospack, a leading company in the development and manufacturing of droppers for the cosmetics industry, reaffirms its commitment to sustainability through its range of solutions made from post-consumer recycled (PCR) materials in all droppers components.
In a context where sustainability has become a key purchasing factor, the company continues to prioritise materials such as recycled glass and plastics to minimise environmental impact. According to recent McKinsey data (2025), 42% of consumers consider packaging impact a key aspect, with recyclability ranking as the most valued attribute.
Virospack’s dropper range is available in multiple formats, including different models, capacities, and standard neck finishes (13/415 GCMI, E5, 20/410 GCMI, 24/410 GCMI), as well as customised pipette lengths, tips and colour finishes. Each component incorporates a high percentage of PCR materials —polypropylene (PP) for the collar and pipette, and thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) for the bulb—contributing to reduced CO₂ emissions and improved product lifecycle performance.
This solution integrates seamlessly with Virospack’s glass vial range, available in capacities from 2 ml to 50 ml and recyclable at the end of their life cycle. Their neutral composition ensures maximum compatibility with sensitive formulations, meeting the high standards of the skincare and beauty sectors. In addition, Virospack’s tubular vials offer extensive customisation possibilities without requiring new mold investments, providing flexibility and brand differentiation.
Through this established offering, Virospack addresses one of the key challenges in the industry: combining recycled content with high-quality standards and premium finishes. The result is a solution that preserves product integrity, strengthens brands’ sustainable positioning, and supports transparent communication with end consumers.
With this range of droppers, Virospack continues to position itself as a strategic partner for brands seeking to integrate sustainability, performance, and differentiation into their packaging solutions.
