In cooperation with a number of converters, FKuR has developed the world’s first sustainable deep freeze packaging made from renewable resources. The basis of this unique film structure is FKuR’s Bio-Flex range of certified compostable biofilms.
Ulma Packaging launches new reclosable pack for sliced products in modified atmosphere with in a flow pack wrapper.
Although the European labels industry has returned to pre-crisis growth levels, converters must plan for continued innovation in the face of rising materials prices and generational change.
Borealis and Borouge, leading providers of innovative plastics solutions, will highlight their latest developments across a broad range of applications and end-user industries at Interplastica 2012, the leading platform for plastic and rubber technology in Russia, from January 24-27 in Moscow.
Sustainability is becoming a major issue for more and more packaging companies. These companies use ecologically optimised value chains, but do so not primarily in order to adhere to legal regulations, but above all because they have recognised the economic relevance of being environmentally active.
According to ICD Research across the packaging industry, 59% of respondents are more optimistic about revenue growth for their company over the next 12 months.
Greiner Packaging continues to enlarge its technological offer in the UK On the new injection stretch blow molding machine in Northern Ireland, bottles for sauces and dressings are being manufactured for Rich Sauces.
A radical stacking pack design from RPC Containers Rushden is boosting both in-store presence and usability for Cuprinol Sprayable Fence Paint.
Sealed Air, a world leader in packaging solutions, has launched PakNatural™ loose fill, a protective packaging product made from 95 percent non-food based renewable materials.
FKuR Plastics Corp. is launching several heat resistant biopolymers with the brand name Biograde. Developed particularly for technical applications, Biograde can be processed on conventional plastics processing machines without the need for modifications.
The new bottles made from renewable raw material are already available at drug stores and supermarkets.
DuPont’s Surlyn thermoplastic alloy has been overmoulded on a glass perfume bottle for a novel aesthetic effect, and improved protection against damage or breakage.
