The increasing need for decarbonization and transparent environmental practices is transforming the global market. BOTTA EcoPackaging stands at the forefront of this transition, leading in sustainable packaging and conscious business practices. This commitment has recently earned a national recognition.
Acquisition International named Lara Botta, Vice President of Botta EcoPackaging, as the Sustainable Packaging Businesswoman of the Year 2026 (Italy) at its annual influential businesswoman awards. The award recognises female leaders who successfully combine business growth with a strong commitment to environmental responsibility.
A recipient of many national and international awards, Lara’s vision focuses on continuous growth, with each achievement reflecting her dedication.
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What It Takes to be the Sustainable Packaging Businesswoman of the Year?
The influential Businesswoman Awards, hosted every year by Acquisition International, celebrate female leaders who are setting new standards for success in key global areas, like environmental sustainability, and industrial innovation.
Unlike other industry awards that focus on company size and public recognition, these awards are strict on following a merit-based evaluation process. To win the title of the Sustainable Packaging Businesswoman of the Year, a nominee must showcase Leadership Impact, Professional Excellence, and Measurable Achievements.
Our Tangible Environmental Action
For Lara Botta and our team at BOTTA EcoPackaging, this recognition highlights the company’s ongoing commitment to sustainable packaging and eco-friendly corrugated cardboard manufacturing. We focus on producing protective logistics layouts that cut waste at the source.
By prioritizing high-yield, 100% recyclable paper options over traditional multi-layer plastics, we help e-commerce retailers lower their distribution carbon footprints. This prestigious 2026 award shows how thoughtful corporate governance can reshape mature manufacturing sectors. It proves that long-term business success and strong environmental responsibility are supportive of each other.
