New benefits for the consumer-packaged goods industry include a single film process that reduces material consumption and larger fill and access openings for contents ranging from snacks to liquids.
As Coveris’ UK center of excellence for high-performance technical barrier and stretch films, the Winsford site continues to expand its capabilities in the development of sustainable, recyclable films in alignment with the company’s 'No Waste' strategy.
Terphane has signed a multi-year capacity reservation agreement to purchase the advanced bio-polymer Polyethylene Furanoate (PEF) for use in film applications, including food and beverage packaging.
In this article, R.A Jones, global leader in the design and manufacturing of food packaging machines, discusses ways to handle delicate, sustainable materials with precision – without compromising on speed and production performance.
As the United States battles the rising cost of food and consumers turn their focus toward more environmentally friendly offerings, suppliers and retailers are pivoting their strategies.
This partnership cuts plastic content and supports organic waste recycling and composting infrastructure, meeting market requirements and supporting sustainability initiatives in the EU.
