“Plastic Free Paper” for food product packaging – Lactips
The Lactips launches Plastic Free Paper: the first paper packaging solution free from plastic or controversial substances and fully recyclable
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FMCG Packaging
Developed a new barrier coated paper and heat-sealable for the food and toiletries packaging by Toppan
GL-X-P produces high barrier performance and flex resistance to paper-based packaging for food, toiletries, and many other industries worldwide. Toppan
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Emballator begins with a monotube – 100% plastic-free
Emballator allows products that decrease the environmental impact and that encourage their customers to attain their sustainability goals. As a part
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KreCycle recycle-ready with huge barrier packaging from Krehalon
With the packaging manufacturing shifting towards simplification from multilayer to monolayer constructions and moving Polyolefin-only substrates, there have been no
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Introduced unique BPA free Internal Coatings on Metal Cans alternative to epoxy coating by Toyochem
Bisphenol-A, non-intent (BPA-NI) The Toyochem Co., Ltd., the polymers and coatings subsidiary of Japan’s Toyo Ink Group, has launched a
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Mono-Material sustainable and recyclable dispenser pump by TriMas
MonoTM-2e by TriMas TriMas announced that Rieke, the portion of its TriMas Packaging group, has additionally advanced its commitment to sustainability
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Attain up to 100% acceptance into the recycle stream with new foam closure liners
Tri-Seal, a business unit of Tekni-Plex, has launched ProTecSeals, a new line of polypropylene (PP) foam closing liners for a
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The Stora Enso delivers new low-carbon material for microwavable ready-meal trays
Trayforma by Stora Enso is a unique wood fiber-based element composition intended for microwavable food tray packaging. The renewable material is available
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Wisecap made ASTERIX cap: tiny but strong, resistant to any pressure
ASTERIX is the innovative plastic closure produced in Wisecap for the latest GME30.40 neck finish, a new voluntary standard now
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