Naturally protected: sustainable protection for pet supplements

Published: 9-Sep-2026
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alfavet is aligning its plant-based Dia Tab chewable tablets with more sustainable Sanner packaging, combining product protection, user convenience and improved recyclability

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Naturally protected: sustainable protection for pet supplements

Dietary supplements are not only beneficial for us humans. Our four-legged companions benefit from them too!

These helpful products should not only be natural and good for animals, but also as environmentally friendly as possible … including the packaging.

That is why alfavet is increasingly relying on Sanner packaging for its Dia Tab chewable tablets.

Naturally protected: sustainable protection for pet supplements

Since 2024, alfavet has used Sanner BioBase, which is made from renewable raw materials and now features the Sanner Tethered Cap for easier recycling and enhanced sustainability.

Since 2003, alfavet Tierarzneimittel GmbH, based in Neumünster, Germany, has supplied veterinary practices in Germany, Austria and Switzerland with medicinal products and complementary feeds.

The portfolio ranges from injectable solutions for large livestock to skincare products for small rodents … and the company’s continuous growth confirms that its products are well received. 

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