TORPOL receives the Eco Patron of the Arts Award.

TORPOL receives the Eco Patron of the Arts Award. Paper with a second life. TORPOL has been honored with the Eco Patron of the Arts award. This distinction reflects values that have been part of our company for many years. We believe paper is much more than packaging. It is a functional material that supports responsible resource management and, as this award demonstrates, can also gain a meaningful second life.   The Eco Patron of the Arts title recognizes our cooperation with EKO CYKL Packaging Recovery Organization S.A. and our support for educational initiatives that promote environmental awareness through art, creativity and experience. This approach is particularly close to our philosophy. In the packaging industry, sustainability should not end with declarations. Its real value lies in practical actions that inspire people and encourage responsible thinking.   Every day, TORPOL manufactures multiwall paper sacks with LDPE liners for the food, dairy, feed and bulk ingredients industries. Our packaging solutions help manufacturers protect their products while ensuring reliable production, storage and transportation processes. For products such as milk powder, whey powder, food ingredients, flour and animal feed, packaging plays a critical role. It must protect the product, support process stability and perform consistently throughout the supply chain. That is why we often describe our work as the art of packaging – combining technology, experience, material quality and a deep understanding of customer requirements. Paper, however, can go far beyond industrial applications. A great example is the project “Łączy nas Podlasie. Naturalnie!”, where MO.YA Fashion by Barbara Piekut created fashion pieces using paper produced by TORPOL. It was a unique combination of local identity, nature, fashion and a material usually associated with industrial packaging. Another inspiring initiative was our cooperation with Grupa Mixer, where TORPOL paper became part of an artistic stage design. These projects demonstrate that a material designed to protect powdered products can also become a medium for creativity, education and environmental awareness. For us, these initiatives have an additional value. They show that sustainability can be communicated in an engaging and memorable way. It does not have to be limited to regulations, reports or statistics. It can inspire people and encourage discussions about responsible use of the materials that surround us. As a manufacturer of industrial paper sacks with LDPE liners, we know that packaging is part of a much broader system. Strength, product protection and process reliability remain essential, but increasing attention is also being given to responsible material use and its potential beyond its primary application. Receiving the Eco Patron of the Arts award is a great honor for TORPOL and a reminder that paper can successfully connect industry, sustainability, education, art and local communities. We sincerely thank the organizers for this recognition and for the opportunity to be part of this inspiring initiative. TORPOL – We package your business. 

PLANT POWER 4.0 – THE NEXT REVOLUTION IN PLANT PROTEINS

PLANT POWER 4.0 – THE NEXT REVOLUTION IN PLANT PROTEINSOUR KEY INSIGHTS FROM FI EUROPE 2025 This year’s edition of FI Europe 2025 in Paris confirmed what the industry has been signalling for months: advanced plant proteins are no longer a trend — they have become a permanent pillar of innovation within the food ingredients sector. “Plant-based” is no longer an optional category. It has become the new standard.   The exhibition halls were filled with premieres of technologies redefining how protein ingredients are designed and produced. Roquette, Ingredion, DSM Food Specialties, and Cargill showcased ingredients with enhanced sensory and nutritional profiles — from pea and chickpea proteins to microalgae and chia seed derivatives.    “Clients now expect ingredients that are natural, highly bioavailable, and produced in accordance with the highest purity and quality standards. This is accelerating the development of advanced filtration and enzymatic modification technologies,” notes Aleksandra Lendo-Więch, Sales Director at TORPOL.  According to Innova Market Insights (October 2025), the global plant protein market is growing at over 12% annually. As consumers increasingly look for short, transparent, clean-label ingredient lists, companies are implementing solutions that enhance traceability and environmental responsibility.    „At the fair, we paid particular attention to blockchain technologies and IoT systems enabling origin tracking and precise monitoring of carbon footprints,” emphasizes Urszula Ostapowicz, Business Development Manager at TORPOL.   FI Europe’s discussion panels focused heavily on sustainable supply chains and regenerative agriculture. Ingredion presented a full-cycle CO₂ reduction program, attracting investors who expect measurable environmental actions. „Sustainability is no longer an added value — it is the price of entry. At TORPOL, we also concentrate on solutions that connect food safety, functional performance, and environmental responsibility,” adds Monika Lipska, Chief Operating & Development Officer.   As Nikola Lipska, Trade Marketing Manager, highlights: „FFI Europe is where ideas meet practice. The breakthroughs in plant proteins clearly show that the future of the food ingredients industry lies in balancing technology, transparency, and social responsibility.”   Advanced filtration, purification, and enzymatic modification processes are overcoming the key limitations of plant proteins — flavour, texture, and functionality. As a result, plant-based products are achieving new quality standards, and their commercial potential is expanding far beyond dietary niches. Removing allergens, improving amino-acid profiles, and enhancing solubility are redefining what modern proteins can be.     Behind this technological revolution stands a quiet but strategic element: safe and functional packaging. It is packaging that preserves the purity and stability of next-generation ingredients. TORPOL — a producer of advanced, multi-layer paper sacks for the food industry — is developing solutions that protect protein powders and ensure controlled storage and transport conditions.   As the plant-based ingredient market becomes one of the key growth engines of the food ingredient sector, reliable packaging is not just the final link in the chain – it is a prerequisite for maintaining the quality standards required by a sustainable tomorrow.     Let’s talk about your packaging standards Let’s schedule a convenient time to discuss how our packaging solutions can support your company and ensure product safety throughout the supply chain.   We look forward to connecting with you!Torpol Team

FOOD & RETAIL MARKET FORUM 2025: INNOVATION, RESPONSIBILITY AND STRATEGIC CHALLENGES SHAPING THE FUTURE OF THE FMCG INDUSTRY

FOOD & RETAIL MARKET FORUM 2025: INNOVATION, RESPONSIBILITY AND STRATEGIC CHALLENGES SHAPING THE FUTURE OF THE FMCG INDUSTRY   Responsibility is becoming the new market currency, technology is redefining our daily reality, and trust is now a fundamental asset in modern business. That’s the key takeaway from the 18th edition of the Food & Retail Market Forum 2025, which gathered top representatives of Poland’s FMCG sector in Warsaw on November 17–18.     AN INDUSTRY AT A TRANSFORMATIONAL CROSSROADSThe food market is evolving rapidly, driven by increasingly conscious consumer choices. Data shows a marked increase in the importance of quality, ingredient transparency, and product origin. Meanwhile, the race for competitive advantage intensifies, with automation, education investments, ESG compliance, and the European PPWR setting the pace and direction. FRMF 2025: TECHNOLOGY & RESPONSIBILITY AS STRATEGIC PILLARSThe forum served as a platform for sharing opinions and strategies shaping the future of the industry. Top discussions included food safety, digital innovation, and sustainability — key pillars of the modern food market. EXPERTS ON KEY INITIATIVES – “PACKAGING ROUNDTABLE”A key part of the forum was the “Packaging Roundtable,” where industry leaders discussed the deposit return system, Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), and implications of PPWR implementation. A shared conclusion emphasized the need for a holistic approach — uniting producers, regulators, and consumers to ensure a successful packaging sector transformation. TORPOL – A LEADING VOICE AT THE FORUMOur representatives – Monika Lipska, COO at TORPOL, and Aleksandra Lendo-Więch, Commercial Director – shared our long-term strategy for innovation in sustainable packaging. “Packaging is an integral carrier of product value. Its functionality, materials, and environmental impact shape brand credibility. At TORPOL, we view packaging as a strategic tool for protecting food and building consumer trust,” – said Monika Lipska. MOVING TOGETHER TOWARDS THE FUTUREThe Food & Retail Market Forum 2025 confirmed that the future of the FMCG industry lies in harmonizing technology, sustainability, and a culture of dialogue and cooperation. Trust across the supply chain is becoming as important as product quality or price competitiveness. Transparent and responsible relationships will be the foundation of long-term success. TORPOL 🜲 35 years of trust.

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