Through HZP Eco Packaging, a newly announced joint venture between HZ Corporation and Hotpack Global, the company is now adding further commercial reach to its Dry Molded Fiber offering.
The solution enables high-capacity, fast production of high-quality, three-dimensional fiber-based packaging, offering packaging producers a competitive end-to-end solution to meet the increasing demand for sustainable alternatives to plastic.
The Hébert Group specializes in the development and manufacture of custom-molded packaging solutions for leading European and global brands across the food, dairy, cosmetics and reuse sectors.
The new Customer Experience Centers give customers across the East, Midwest and West a place to see much of the company’s portfolio in person, participate in hands-on product demonstrations, and evaluate new ideas.
K3® r100 builds on Greiner Packaging’s well-established cardboard-plastic packaging concept in Europe and introduces a key development: the cardboard wrap and plastic cup are designed to separate automatically during the waste disposal process without human intervention.
This launch marks a significant milestone in expanding access to fonio, an ancient West African grain celebrated for centuries for its nutrition, resilience, and culinary versatility.
Following substantial investments in film extrusion technology across its network, Coveris is now strategically expanding its cast polypropylene (CPP) extrusion capabilities to meet the growing demand for recyclable mono-material packaging solutions.
As Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) laws are being implemented across seven U.S. states, there is growing pressure to meet ambitious recycling performance targets that cannot be achieved through infrastructure alone.
The launch includes redesigned World Art™ hot cups made with FSC®-certified paperboard, new aluminum cold cups made with 90% recycled content, and additions to the company’s Veda™ line of reusable products.
