Company overview
SIG is the supplier covered by this profile. In its corporate description, SIG presents itself as a provider of packaging system solutions with a portfolio of aseptic carton, bag-in-box and spouted pouch formats. It states that it works with customers to bring food and beverage products to consumers in what it describes as a safe, sustainable and affordable way [1]. The same source gives a company profile of a business founded in 1853, headquartered in Neuhausen, Switzerland, listed at the SIX Swiss Exchange, with approximately 9,700 employees worldwide and customers in more than 100 countries [1].
For scale, SIG states that it produced 54 billion packs and generated €3.2 billion in revenue in 2025 [1]. SIG’s 2025 annual report gives a more exact pack figure of 53.9 billion packs, with 56.5 billion reported for 2024 [2]. The difference between the rounded corporate-page figure and the annual-report figure appears to be rounding; it is not treated here as a contradiction.
This profile is based on two SIG corporate pages retrieved for research on 28 October 2026. It summarises the supplier’s stated portfolio and scale, not an independently audited specification or commercial offer. The supplied sources do not provide a legal entity for a specific order, a manufacturing-site list, India-specific operations, MOQ, pricing, lead times, samples or product-level certificates. Those points are marked as not provided or not checked and should be confirmed directly with SIG before a purchase decision.
Company information
| Field | Available information | Evidence or check needed |
|---|---|---|
| Name supplied | SIG; corporate title includes the strap line ‘SIG – for better’ [1]. | Confirm the exact legal entity that would contract for the order. |
| Official website | https://www.sig.biz/en/about-sig [1]. | The supplied source is a corporate About page; no separate root-domain or registration check is documented. |
| Business type | Packaging system solutions provider; portfolio stated as aseptic carton, bag-in-box and spouted pouch [1]. Listed at the SIX Swiss Exchange [1]. | Legal entity name, registration number and VAT details are not provided. |
| Country | Switzerland [1]. | Confirm the quoting entity and its country of registration. |
| Region or city | Neuhausen [1]. | Full street address is not provided in the supplied excerpts. |
| Contact route | The corporate site refers users to a Contact page [1]. | Exact contact URL, email, telephone and full address are not provided; request the relevant sales office. |
| Founded | 1853 [1]. | Not independently checked in the supplied research. |
| Employees | Approximately 9,700 worldwide [1]. | Self-reported corporate figure; not checked by Biznax. |
| Revenue and output | 2025 revenue €3.2 billion; approximately 54 billion packs produced in 2025 [1]. Annual report states 53.9 billion packs in 2025 [2]. | Use for context only; not an order-specific capacity statement. |
Products, services, and capabilities
The sources identify four main packaging families and some broader system-solution language. They do not provide detailed material specifications, printing processes, converting stages, finishing options, tooling information, or evidence of whether each stage is performed in-house or outsourced.
| Offering or process | What the source states | What to confirm for your order |
|---|---|---|
| Aseptic carton | Carton packs from 65 ml to 2 l are listed for fruit juices, non-carbonated soft drinks, liquid dairy and plant-based alternatives, and liquid food. SIG states aseptic carton is No. 2 globally, based on a company estimate using Euromonitor Passport and Global Data [2]. | Exact carton format and fill volume; board and barrier structure; closure type; printing and artwork; food-contact compliance; compatibility with your filling line. |
| Chilled carton | SIG states chilled carton is No. 1 in Asia, based on a company estimate [2]. The source does not give a separate chilled-carton size range; the carton range stated overall is 65 ml to 2 l [2]. | Whether your required format is available as chilled carton; pack size; material specification; distribution and chill-chain requirements. |
| Bag-in-box | Bag-in-box packs from 2 l to 1,300 l are listed for food service, smart dispensing in dairy, beverage concentrates, liquid food, tomato products, wine and water. SIG states bag-in-box is No. 1 globally, based on a company estimate [2]. | Bag film and fitment; outer box construction; aseptic or non-aseptic use; dispensing connector; fill equipment; volume and application. |
| Spouted pouch | Spouted pouch packs from 50 ml to 500 ml+ are listed for dairy and yogurt drinks, fruit purées, baby food and sauces. SIG states spouted pouch systems are No. 2 globally, based on a company estimate [2]. | Spout and closure type; film structure; pouch shape; fill volume; processing conditions; fill-seal equipment; food-contact compliance. |
| System solutions | SIG describes end-to-end solutions for differentiated products, smarter factories and connected packs, supported by technology and innovation capabilities [1]. | Which parts are supplied as part of the order: packaging material, filling equipment, digital or connected-pack services, design support or after-sales. |
| Sustainability positioning | SIG states that sustainability is integral to its business and that it strives to create a regenerative food packaging system [1]. | Material sourcing, recyclability claim, chain-of-custody documentation and life-cycle data for the specific pack. |
The sources identify packaging formats and application areas, but they do not describe SIG’s printing processes, converting stages, finishing options, tooling, or whether each stage is performed in-house or outsourced. Those are capability questions to confirm rather than facts established by this profile.
Locations and production scope
SIG’s headquarters is given as Neuhausen, Switzerland [1]. The corporate page also states that SIG serves customers in more than 100 countries [1], but that is a market-reach statement, not a list of production sites.
No manufacturing-site list, plant address, warehouse, or country-level production allocation is provided in the supplied sources. The annual-report extract describes product families and rankings but does not identify which site makes which carton, bag-in-box or spouted pouch format [2]. It also does not show whether converting, printing, pouch-making, fitment assembly or filling-equipment supply are in-house or outsourced.
No India-specific office, distributor, manufacturing site or service location is confirmed by the supplied sources. A global company statement about customers in over 100 countries should not be read as evidence of an Indian entity or local production. Buyers sourcing for India should ask SIG directly which legal entity would quote, where the product would be made, and what local sales or technical support is available.
Order information and quotation preparation
The supplied sources give product families, applications and broad pack-size ranges. They do not state minimum order quantities, prices, currency, payment terms, Incoterms, lead times, sample charges, tooling or setup charges, or delivery capability for any specific format. These details are Not provided in the research material and must be requested in a formal quotation.
Inquiry checklist
- Identify the product family: aseptic carton, chilled carton, bag-in-box or spouted pouch.
- Specify the pack format, fill volume and any known dimensions or shape requirements.
- Ask for the material and barrier structure, including board or film specification, closure or spout type, and any dispensing fitment.
- State the printing requirement: artwork, colours, print process if known, and any variable-data or coding needs.
- Provide annual volume, initial order volume and expected order frequency.
- Request samples of the same format, material and closure or spout type, and agree the tests to be performed.
- Ask whether tooling, printing plates, setup or artwork charges apply and how they are treated across repeat orders.
- Confirm the delivery destination, required Incoterms, packaging method and required delivery date.
- Request food-contact and regulatory declarations, plus any chain-of-custody or environmental documentation applicable to the proposed pack.
- Ask which SIG legal entity and production site would supply the order, and whether the material is imported, locally converted or locally stocked.
Questions in this checklist are not evidence that SIG offers every option. They are points to resolve in a written quotation and technical clarification.
Quality, samples, and certificate information
No sample policy, quality-control process, defect standard, or product-specific certificate is provided in the supplied sources. For those items, the status in this profile is Not provided or Not checked.
SIG’s corporate page states that it has an AAA ESG rating by MSCI, a Platinum CSR rating by EcoVadis and inclusion in the FTSE4Good Index [1]. These are described as ESG/CSR ratings or index inclusion. They should not be treated as product-level food-contact certification, a manufacturing-site certificate, or proof that a particular pack meets a buyer’s regulatory or performance requirement. The supplied research does not include independent checking of these claims, certificate numbers, issuing scope or expiry dates.
Order-specific evidence to request includes food-contact declarations for the proposed material and closure or spout, migration or suitability test reports where applicable, facility-level quality or hygiene certificates with scope and expiry, chain-of-custody certificates if a specific fibre or polymer claim is required, and the agreed sample approval record. Buyers should ask for documents that name the actual production site and product family, not only group-level ESG ratings.
Evidence and information gaps
The available sources are two official SIG corporate pages: an About SIG page and a 2025 annual-report page titled Who we are. They support the company’s stated identity, headquarters, founding year, employee figure, revenue, pack output, product families, application areas and company-estimated rankings. They do not provide product datasheets, price lists, MOQ schedules, lead-time data, a site list, legal registration details or order-specific compliance documents.
Company identity is broadly consistent between the brief, the official website and the annual-report reference. No Biznax identity-check result or legal-registration check is supplied, so the review status remains Not checked. This profile does not merge SIG with similarly named businesses.
No material source conflict was identified. The main numerical difference is rounding of 2025 pack output: approximately 54 billion packs on the corporate page and 53.9 billion in the annual report [1][2]. Unresolved items include the contracting entity, production allocation by format, India presence, in-house versus outsourced processing, print and converting capabilities, sample policy, MOQ, lead times, pricing, tooling charges and product-level certificates. The absence of these details in public sources does not prove that SIG lacks a capability; it means the point is not documented here and needs direct confirmation.
Next steps for a buyer
- Confirm the exact SIG legal entity that would quote and contract for your destination, and verify its registration details independently.
- Map your requirement to one of the stated formats and request a technical datasheet for that format, including material structure, closure or spout, pack size and filling requirements.
- Send artwork and print requirements and ask SIG to confirm the available print process, colour capability and proofing route.
- Request samples made from the proposed material and closure or spout, and define acceptance tests before approving a production order.
- Ask for a written quote with volume tiers, MOQ, tooling or setup charges, samples, Incoterms, delivery destination, lead time and quote validity.
- For India or another target market, confirm local sales support, import or distribution arrangements, after-sales service and which production site would serve the order.
This is research assistance, not a recommendation to transact with SIG. Commercial and compliance claims should be verified through the supplier’s written response and, where appropriate, independent checks.