GroupMosca redefines packaging with automation and sustainability at its core

GroupMosca is transforming its business to offer more efficient and sustainable packaging solutions. The company now focuses on integrating machinery, digital tools, and eco-friendly materials into a single system. Recent acquisitions and innovations are driving this shift toward automation and transparency in supply chains.

The company has expanded its expertise in automated end-of-line systems by acquiring Movitec, a specialist in strapping technology. This move strengthens its ability to provide seamless packaging automation. Another key addition is Reisopack, a Spanish firm that broadens GroupMosca’s reach in agricultural and Spanish-speaking markets.

At its TechCenter, the company tests load units under real-world conditions. These trials help improve transport safety while cutting down on material waste. Sustainability remains a priority, with products like strapping bands now incorporating post-consumer recycled content. Digital innovation plays a major role in the new strategy. The Connect series introduces a web-based human-machine interface (HMI) for monitoring processes and status data. This system works across different platforms and brands, giving users greater flexibility. Alongside strapping machines and stretch wrappers, these digital tools form part of a wider push toward smarter, more connected packaging solutions.

GroupMosca’s updated business model combines automation, sustainability, and digital integration. The company’s acquisitions and new technologies aim to create more resilient and transparent supply chains. Customers can now access a broader range of solutions, from eco-friendly materials to advanced data visualisation tools.