Flexible Packaging spoke with Marcos Vieira, North America sales/global R&D director at Terphane, to share his thoughts on sustainability, consumer convenience, film innovations and what effects the past year have had on the industry.

PCR-based film structures can be tailored to meet customer-specific application demands.

Terphane’s line of BOPET films are designed to help brand owners’ products stand out on shelves.

This year was an odd year, to say the least, but flexible packaging carried on. There’s been an ever-growing shift toward flexible packaging, especially pouches. As you’ll see, pouches are exactly what Flexible Packaging’s readers wanted to see throughout 2020.

The market for sustainable film materials is growing each year, and converters, original equipment manufacturers (OEM) and consumer packaging goods (CPG) companies want to know what’s working, as well as what sustainable film material and equipment work well together.

The company expects this investment to increase recycling capacity by more than 500,000 pounds per year.

Jurata Thin Film says its technology will revolutionize storage and distribution of biologic treatments and vaccines.

Film inhibits corrosion and is compostable in commercial composting facilities.

The new PET film is designed to address a growing demand for resealable, tamper evident, multi-use lidding solutions.