Taghleef Industries
Taghleef Industries is a global manufacturer of BOPP, CPP, and BOPLA flexible packaging, label, laminating, and decorative films, operating 11 production sites and 6 R&D centers across 6 continents, selling into 120 countries and serving brand owners, converters, and industrial customers.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2006
- HeadquartersNewark, United States
- Headcount1,001–5,000
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingHardware or Manufacturing
What Taghleef Industries does
Taghleef Industries is a privately held global manufacturer of polypropylene-based flexible films, founded in 2006 and headquartered in Dubai with its primary legal entity (Taghleef Industries SpA) domiciled in Italy. The company produces BOPP (biaxially oriented polypropylene), CPP (cast polypropylene), and BOPLA (biaxially oriented polylactic acid) films, alongside specialty biobased, biodegradable, and recycled-content films. It operates 11 production sites and 6 R&D centers across 6 continents and sells into 120 countries, making it one of the largest dedicated PP-film manufacturers in the world. Its portfolio is organized around four product categories — Flexible Packaging Films (EXTENDO® barrier films, BioPP), Label Films (SHAPE360® shrink sleeves, pressure-sensitive, wrap-around, in-mold), Laminating Films for Graphic Arts (Derprosa™ including DL Soft Touch®, Leather, Sandy Matte, Pro-Shield, bioBLUE), and Films for Decorative Surfaces (SynDECOR® PVC-free PP/PET films) — supplemented by sustainability programs (Dynamic Cycle™, reDESIGN™ consulting). Recent launches include PFAS-free BOPP films (January 2026), a relaunched NATIVIA® biobased portfolio with PHA integration (October 2025), next-generation SHAPE360® TDSW shrink films (September 2025), and Derprosa bioBLUE biobased laminating films from waste cooking oil (October 2024).
The company's business model is B2B film sales through direct enterprise account management and long-standing converter partnerships, with technical consultation and customization services. GTM is organized by region and segment (flexible packaging, labels, graphic arts, technical applications) and supported by participation in major trade shows (Interpack, Labelexpo Europe, Fachpack, Drupa, Labelexpo, Luxe Pack) and Ti Talks thought-leadership sessions. Pricing is quote-based and tailored to specifications, volume, and sustainability certifications rather than published. Named customers and partners include PepsiCo, Mondelez International, Barilla, Arnott's, TINE, Vly, Huhtamaki, Masterpress, Berry Superfos, LyondellBasell, Amcor, APR Plastics, Aster Chemicals, Ecopetrol, Esenttia, and Pro-Pac, among others, spanning food, beverage, dairy, snack, cosmetics, coffee, and industrial end-markets. Strategic priorities are visibly anchored on EU PPWR and PFAS regulatory compliance, mono-material and recyclable film design, advanced chemical recycling integration, and biobased polymer expansion.
Taghleef Industries firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Taghleef Industries
- Legal name
- Taghleef Industries SpA
- Website
- https://ti-films.com
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2006
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 1,001–5,000 employees
- Short description
- Taghleef Industries is a global manufacturer of BOPP, CPP, and BOPLA flexible packaging, label, laminating, and decorative films, operating 11 production sites and 6 R&D centers across 6 continents, selling into 120 countries and serving brand owners, converters, and industrial customers.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
Taghleef Industries industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Flexible Packaging Films
- NAICS
- Plastics Packaging Film and Sheet (including Laminated) Manufacturing (326112), Plastics Packaging Materials and Unlaminated Film and Sheet Manufacturing (32611), Unlaminated Plastics Film and Sheet (except Packaging) Manufacturing (326113)
- SIC
- Unsupported Plastics Film & Sheet (3081)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Polyolefin Films (PE/PP: Cast, Blown, BOPP) (IMALABAA)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- Barrier & Specialty Films (EVOH, PVDC, Metallized, AlOx/SiOx Coated) (IMALABAC), Lidding, Sealant & Packaging Webs (Heat-Seal, Peelable, Retort Lids) (IMALABAG), Compostable & Bio-Based Packaging (PLA/PHA, Starch Blends, Cellulose Films) (IMALAMAB), Compostable & Bio-based Flexible Films and Sheet (extrusion/cast/blown) (IMANANAC)
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Where Taghleef Industries is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Newark
- HQ country
- United States
- HQ region
- North America
Offices14 records
Markets served
Taghleef Industries business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Hardware or Manufacturing
- Cost components
- Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales
Revenue model
- Film Product Sales: Taghleef Industries generates revenue through the sale of manufactured flexible packaging films, label films, and laminating films. The company sells directly to brand owners, converters, and through distribution partnerships globally. Products include standard films as well as customized specialty films with various sustainability attributes.
Go-to-market motion3 records
Distribution channels4 records
Marketing channels8 records
Taghleef Industries product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Taghleef Industries manufactures and sells BOPP, CPP, and BOPLA (biobased) flexible packaging films, label films, laminating films for graphic arts, and PVC-free decorative surface films. The company sells these films globally to brand owners, converters, and packaging designers as raw material inputs used to produce packaging, labels, printed graphics, and decorative surfaces for end-products across food, beverage, personal care, medical, industrial, and household markets. Sustainability-focused product lines include NATIVIA® biodegradable films, reLIFE™ recycled-content films, BioPP, and EXTENDO® high-barrier films that support recyclability and reduced material use.
Product overview
Taghleef Industries is a global manufacturer of PP-based, biobased, and biodegradable packaging films operating across six continents with 11 production sites and 6 R&D centers. The company's portfolio is organized around four core product categories—Flexible Packaging Films (EXTENDO® barrier films, BioPP), Label Films (SHAPE360® shrink sleeves, pressure sensitive, in-mold labels), Laminating Films for Graphic Arts (Derprosa™ premium textured films including DL Soft Touch®, Leather, Sandy Matte, Pro-Shield, bioBLUE, reLIFE), and Films for Decorative Surfaces (SynDECOR® PVC-free solutions)—supplemented by sustainability services including Dynamic Cycle™ and reDESIGN™ consulting. Key sustainable product lines include NATIVIA® (PLA-based and PHA biobased/biodegradable films with industrial/home compostable options), reLIFE™ (post-consumer recycled content), and bioBLUE (waste cooking oil-derived resins). The company positions itself as 'Together we Innovate' for future generations, with recent launches including PFAS-free BOPP films, next-generation SHAPE360® TDSW shrink films, and detachable in-mold label technology.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- EXTENDO®: Enhanced barrier films for flexible packaging with high barrier performance, improved recyclability and extended shelf life
- NATIVIA®
- SHAPE360®
- Titanium™
- reLIFE™
- BioPP
- Derprosa™
- SynDECOR®
- Edama
Products and services
- EXTENDO® High-performance BOPP barrier films designed to extend shelf life and reduce food waste while maintaining product integrity. Offers superior product protection with enhanced barrier properties, improved recyclability, and lower environmental impact for mono-material structures. Sold to brand owners and converters for flexible packaging applications.
- NATIVIA® Biobased and biodegradable biaxially oriented film solutions including PLA-based films, PHAs, and home compostable options. Portfolio encompasses industrial compostable (ESSENTIAL), luxury biobased (PREMIUM), home compostable (PLUS), and high barrier (PROTECT) variants for sustainable packaging applications.
- SHAPE360® Floatable polyolefin TD shrink sleeve label films for 360° container decoration. Compatible with PP and HDPE recycling streams, separable from PET bottles during recycling. Features include ultra-clear options, high shrink ratios, and low shrink force for various container shapes.
- Titanium™ Premium performance film brand offering enhanced properties for specialized packaging applications.
- reLIFE™ Films incorporating post-consumer recycled (PCR) content from mechanically and chemically recycled sources. ISCC PLUS certified using mass balance approach ensuring transparency and traceability. Integrates reprocessed materials to reduce consumption of primary resources.
- BioPP Biobased polypropylene films derived from renewable resources, reducing dependence on fossil materials while maintaining performance characteristics equivalent to traditional PP films.
- Derprosa™ Premium laminating films brand for graphic arts applications. Includes DL Soft Touch® textured films, Sandy Matte, Leather-like textures, Pro-Shield scratch-resistant films, bioBLUE (30% vegetable-based resin from waste cooking oil), reLIFE recycled content versions, and NATIVIA compostable options.
- SynDECOR® PVC-free decorative surface films using polypropylene and PET. REACH-compliant, SVHC-free, formaldehyde-free, plasticizer-free. Includes Print-Base Films for décor printing, Wear Layers with anti-fingerprint soft-touch matt overlays, and Decorative Foils for profile wrapping. Used for furniture, flooring, doors, and ceiling tiles.
- Edama Specialty film brand variant for specific market applications.
- Flexible Packaging Films Comprehensive portfolio of flexible packaging films including Barrier Films, Heat Resistant Packaging Films, Sealable Packaging Films, Adhesive Tape Base Films, Tobacco and Cigarette Overwrap Packaging Films, and Coated Films for food, industrial, and technical applications.
- Label Films Complete label film solutions including Pressure Sensitive Label Films (PSL), Shrink Sleeve Label Films, In Mold Label Films (IML), Wrap Around Roll Fed Label Films (WAL), Wrap Around Cut & Stack Label Films (WAL), and Specialty Label Films for beverages, food, personal care, and industrial markets.
- Graphic Films for Visual Communication PVC-free high-performance films for indoor and short-term outdoor advertising applications, marking the company's entry into the visual communication market.
- reDESIGN™ Service Consultative service helping brands transition from traditional packaging to more sustainable and recyclable alternatives through an expert-led 3-step process to redesign packaging structures while maintaining performance and compliance.
Quantifiable outcome
- 75% recycled content achieved in Marabou chocolate packaging through collaboration with LyondellBasell, Mondelez, and Amcor
- +5 more outcomes
Companies that use Taghleef Industries
Customer profileNamed customers8 records
Segments10 records
Ideal customer profiles3 records
Taghleef Industries technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed Yes
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Feature10 records
Taghleef Industries partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
25 partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.
- LyondellBasellcoreCollaboration in industry-wide initiative to develop recycled content wrapper for Marabou chocolate bars using LYB CirculenRevive polymers made from post-consumer mixed plastic waste. Taghleef Industries produces the base film for the packaging enabling 75% recycled content while meeting food safety requirements.
- Mondelez InternationalcoreCustomer partnership for sustainable packaging development using Taghleef Industries films in Marabou chocolate bar wrappers with 75% recycled content, supporting compliance with EU PPWR recycled-content requirements.
- AmcorcoreIndustry collaboration converting CirculenRevive polymers into finished flexible packaging as part of the cross-value-chain initiative for Marabou chocolate packaging.
- PolyplexminorJoint presence at Interpack 2026 showcasing expanded possibilities of flexible packaging solutions.
- APR PlasticscoreStrategic partnership to revolutionise recycling of hard-to-recycle soft plastics in Australia using advanced pyrolysis technology. APR's facility will convert up to 3000 tonnes annually of multi-layer soft plastic waste into pyrolysis oil for Taghleef's food-grade packaging film production.
- Aster Chemicals and EnergycorePartnership in Australia to refine pyrolysis oil from APR Plastics into feedstock for PP resin manufacturing, completing the circular value chain from waste plastic to packaging film.
- Pro-Pac GroupcorePartnership to complete the circular value chain for Australian soft plastics recycling, converting recycled resin into packaging for snack food wrappers.
- PackstyleminorPartnership to develop recyclable EXTENDO® XZMU mono-material stand-up pouches for cosmetics industry, enhancing recyclability and brand differentiation.
- Grupo EcopetrolcoreFirst advanced chemical recycling project in Latin America. Ecopetrol refinery processes pyrolytic oil from plastic waste for circular resin production used in Taghleef's BOPP film manufacturing.
- EsenttiacorePartnership in Colombia advanced recycling project to convert plastic waste into circular resin for Taghleef's packaging film production.
- PepsiCocoreAlliance in first Latin American advanced chemical recycling project to produce circular plastics for packaging, advancing PepsiCo's sustainability commitments.
- PyrcomcorePartnership to transform plastic waste recovered by waste collectors in Colombia into pyrolytic oil for Ecopetrol refinery processing in the advanced recycling project.
- MasterpressminorAward-winning partnership using SHAPE360 TDS film for TINE dairy cup sleeves, winning AWA Shrink Label Award in environmental category.
- Berry SuperfosminorConverter applying SHAPE360 TDS printed sleeves to TINE PP dairy cups for award-winning sustainable packaging solution.
- Cellografica GerosaminorAward-winning EXTENDO® collaboration winning Best Packaging Award for quality design in packaging solutions.
- HuhtamakicoreLongtime partnership where Huhtamaki produces SHAPE360® sleeve labels for various applications including Vly plant-based beverages, transforming Taghleef films into finished packaging.
- BOBSTminorCEFLEX collaboration developing PP duplex laminated barrier pouch with recycled PP content for non-food applications, testing design-for-recycling concepts.
- BorealisminorCEFLEX collaboration for Quality Recycling Process developing PE and PP film samples with recycled content for non-food packaging applications.
- COIM GroupminorCEFLEX collaboration developing sustainable flexible packaging samples with recycled polymers for household cleaning products.
- ELBA S.p.A.minorCEFLEX collaboration contributing to Quality Recycling Process for flexible packaging recycling in Europe.
- Flint GroupminorCEFLEX collaboration developing printed flexible packaging samples with recycled content for recycling stream testing.
- HenkelminorCEFLEX collaboration contributing adhesives expertise to sustainable flexible packaging development with recycled content.
- Sun ChemicalminorCEFLEX collaboration contributing ink expertise to develop printed flexible packaging with recycled content for circular economy.
- Barilla SpAcoreInnovation partnership to develop sustainable Mulino Bianco packaging combining paper with metallized polypropylene 15µm for easy opening, named Best Packaging 2022 finalist.
- Coffee BrandsminorPartnership to provide NATIVIA® film solutions for compostable coffee capsules, supporting growth in home coffee consumption trend.
Scale indicators7 records
Recent moves7 records
Expansion highlights8 records
Taghleef Industries competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- Jindal Poly Films: One of the world's largest BOPP and BOPET film manufacturers with global operations, directly comparable to Taghleef's core BOPP/CPP business serving flexible packaging and labels across food, beverage, and industrial end markets.
- Cosmo Films: Indian-headquartered manufacturer of BOPP and specialty films with global sales footprint, offering comparable flexible packaging, label, and lamination film portfolios to Taghleef.
- Uflex: Large Indian flexible packaging films company producing BOPP, BOPET, CPP, and specialty films for global converters and brand owners, overlapping directly with Taghleef's product portfolio.
- Innovia Films (CCL Industries): Specialty BOPP and CPP film manufacturer (now part of CCL Industries) with comparable focus on label films, shrink sleeves, and high-barrier packaging films serving similar end markets.
- Manucor: European BOPP films producer specializing in packaging and label films, closely matching Taghleef's polyolefin film focus and customer base in flexible packaging.
- Polinas: Turkish BOPP and CPP films manufacturer with a comparable portfolio of flexible packaging and label films, including metallized and high-barrier options targeting similar global CPG customers.
- SRF Limited: Indian manufacturer of BOPP and BOPET packaging films with global sales, competing head-to-head with Taghleef in flexible packaging for food, personal care, and labels.
- Bolloré Films (Bopack): European producer of thin plastic films and packaging solutions, including BOPP-based structures, with comparable food packaging and industrial film exposure to Taghleef.
Broad incumbents
- Toray Plastics: Large diversified film manufacturer (BOPP, BOPET, PET) part of Toray Industries, offering overlapping flexible packaging and industrial film capabilities but operating across a broader polymer portfolio.
- Avery Dennison (Label Films): Global leader in pressure-sensitive label materials and films, directly competing with Taghleef's SHAPE360® shrink sleeve and label film lines while operating a much broader labeling and materials business.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat6 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights7 records
Customer concentration
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Trust signalCompliance5 records
Taghleef Industries financial estimates
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Taghleef Industries leadership team
Management profileNumber of profiles
Profiles13 records
Taghleef Industries subsidiaries and ownership
Company hierarchySubsidiaries2 records
Taghleef Industries funding detail
Funding detailFunding overview
Funding rounds
Investors
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Taghleef Industries M&A and investment
M&A and investmentM&A1 record
Investments
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Frequently asked questions about Taghleef Industries
What does Taghleef Industries do?
Taghleef Industries manufactures and sells BOPP, CPP, and BOPLA (biobased) flexible packaging films, label films, laminating films for graphic arts, and PVC-free decorative surface films. The company sells these films globally to brand owners, converters, and packaging designers as raw material inputs used to produce packaging, labels, printed graphics, and decorative surfaces for end-products across food, beverage, personal care, medical, industrial, and household markets. Sustainability-focused product lines include NATIVIA® biodegradable films, reLIFE™ recycled-content films, BioPP, and EXTENDO® high-barrier films that support recyclability and reduced material use.
Is Taghleef Industries a public or private company?
Taghleef Industries is a private company. It is classified as family owned and is currently operating.
When was Taghleef Industries founded?
Taghleef Industries was founded in 2006. It employs 1,001 to 5,000 people.
Where is Taghleef Industries based?
Taghleef Industries is headquartered in Newark, United States, in the North America region.
How does Taghleef Industries make money?
One revenue line is on record: film Product Sales.
Who are Taghleef Industries's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are Jindal Poly Films, Cosmo Films, Uflex, Innovia Films (CCL Industries), Manucor, Polinas, SRF Limited and Bolloré Films (Bopack). Broad incumbents are Toray Plastics and Avery Dennison (Label Films).
Does Taghleef Industries have an API?
No public API is recorded for Taghleef Industries.
What industry is Taghleef Industries in?
Taghleef Industries's product category is Flexible Packaging Films. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMALABAA, Polyolefin Films (PE/PP: Cast, Blown, BOPP), with a secondary code of IMALABAC, Barrier & Specialty Films (EVOH, PVDC, Metallized, AlOx/SiOx Coated). Its NAICS code is 326112 and its SIC code is 3081.