Transpaco has undertaken a series of formal steps towards advancing its sustainability objectives and improving transparency across its operations. As part of this journey, GSA Campbell has been appointed to facilitate the company’s ESG and sustainability implementation process, supported by the Veriport ESG software platform.
The process has included a high-level double materiality assessment, which considered impact and financial materiality impacts. This has enabled Transpaco to identify the most material ESG themes relevant to its business and stakeholder expectations.

The Youth Employment Service (YES), a South African non-profit organization (NPO), is a joint national initiative between business, government and labour that aims to address the youth unemployment crisis in South Africa by providing 12-month quality work experiences (QWEs) to unemployed youth. Since being founded just over four years ago, YES has worked with over 1,607 South African companies to create more than 129,135 work experiences, all with no state funding.
YES is entirely private sector funded and has, to date, placed over 150,000 high-potential youth from disadvantaged backgrounds in South Africa’s businesses.

In an era where sustainability and innovation go hand-in-hand, Transpaco stands out as a leading force in South Africa’s packaging and recycling industry. With decades of experience and a firm commitment to environmental responsibility, Transpaco offers high-quality packaging products while embracing practices that reduce waste and promote circular economy principles.