Holostik Group has secured three awards at the FIPSA 2026 Responsible Packaging Awards, in the Commercial Innovation category. Out of 280 entries received from across the packaging industry, a limited number were recognized by the jury. Holostik India won two awards in the Commercial Innovation category under Plastic Flexible Materials, while NaturTrust, the Group’s biodegradable packaging arm, received one award in the Commercial Innovation category under Bio Polymeric Materials. The company said the recognition reflect its position in developing packaging solutions for evolving market needs.
According to the company, the awards recognize packaging innovations that deliver measurable value by enhancing brand protection, improving consumer engagement, increasing functionality and supporting sustainable business growth. The company said the achievement reflects its continued focus on developing solutions that address industry challenges while contributing to a more responsible packaging ecosystem.
Speaking on the recognition, the company said every innovation is aimed at solving real-world challenges for brands and consumers. It cited advanced security features, smart packaging technologies, traceability solutions and sustainable alternatives as areas of ongoing development.
“This recognition is a testament to the dedication, creativity and perseverance of our teams across the Group. It also reflects the trust our customers place in us to develop packaging solutions that create tangible business impact while supporting sustainability goals.”
The triple win highlights Holostik Group’s innovation-led approach and its delivery of solutions combining security, sustainability and business value, according to the company. The Group said it remains focused on developing technologies that help brands protect products, engage consumers and build trust.
The company said the awards highlight its ability to innovate across packaging segments, from flexible packaging solutions that enhance product security and consumer experience, to bio-polymeric alternatives that support circular economy objectives.