As part of its efforts, Mars has invested hundreds of millions of dollars when it comes to reducing its packaging and making it compatible with current and future regulations.
The solution was developed through a partnership between Videplast, Haver & Boecker, and ExxonMobil Signature Polymers, combining advanced materials and processing technologies to meet stringent mechanical, aesthetic and design requirements.
This PFAS-free, recyclable fiber-based packaging solution supports compliance with regulatory requirements without compromising performance or brand value.
The Flexible Packaging Association (FPA) is the primary voice for the flexible packaging industry in the U.S., which posted more than $41 billion in sales in 2022. The industry is growing rapidly as lightweight, durable, easy-to-ship pouches continue to replace heavier cans and jars for many food and beverage products.
Together, Morris and UFlex will enhance capabilities by combining Morris’ customer-driven focus and strong local operational presence with UFlex’s advanced technology, global scale, and expertise in flexible packaging.
The new WHISKAS® pouches are designed to be recyclable, compatible with current or emerging recycling infrastructure. The switch to recyclable material has reduced the carbon footprint of the packaging by 46%.
The system combines the highest level of food safety with reliable processing and also helps to reduce CO2 emissions by lowering material consumption and eliminating the need for an energy-intensive drying step, which is required for products containing solvents.
Veteran-owned company provides flexible packaging services for multiple industries, including the food and beverage, pet food, health and beauty, and specialty product sectors.
The more-than-100,000-square-foot facility in Lebanon will provide Morris Packaging with increased printing and bag converting capacity and provide a redundancy option to its customers across the United States.
