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Diofan® Ultra736 is fluorine-free, meets regulatory requirements for direct pharmaceutical contact and supports the design of sustainable films with thinner coating designs.
At Booth 2G19, the company will highlight the Pentafill® A25 Filling & Sealing Machine, which offers several improvements over previous models, including improved sterility and a smaller footprint.
The ‘Design Check’ tool was developed in response to users of the guidelines who requested a way to check if a packaging design or specification adheres to them when assessing their packaging portfolios and developing new products with partners, suppliers and customers.
Located at RRD’s Packaging facility that specializes in signage and displays near Milwaukee, Wisconsin, the single-pass digital press is expected to be operational by the fall of 2023.
This strategic investment underscores Futamura's commitment to meeting the growing demand for its flagship range of renewable and compostable NatureFlex™ films.
“Taking Nomadic’s iconic bowl design and almost literally turning it on its head took some clever engineering, but with sustainability always top of mind for Greiner, being able to create new packaging using less energy is a positive benefit."
This ground-breaking solution is set to revolutionize the take-out beverage industry by delivering direct and indirect savings, environmental benefits, and by elevating the consumer experience.
tesa’s new tear tape offers a paper-based option for shipping boxes and envelopes that provides a reliable opening experience for the end-user and helps simplify the recycling process.