Companies operating in the biodegradable packaging market are adopting business strategies such as new technology and product development, geographical expansion, and mergers and acquisitions.

In the last year, as many as 350 brand owners and retailers globally have announced plans to make all of their packaging recyclable, compostable or reusable by the year 2025. At the same time, some of these companies are going a step further by saying they plan to reduce the use of virgin plastics in their packaging — often by as much as 50 percent. 

Aripack has partnered with NEO Plastics, an innovative plastics company offering a new tool toward a zero-waste sustainability strategy.  

The agreement builds on a longstanding relationship that has included the development of bio-based compostable packaging for PepsiCo’s snack brands and will facilitate the expansion of Danimer Scientific's NodaxTM PHA plant.

It’s no news to the flexible packaging industry that consumers want to recycle their plastic products, but companies play a key role in making it possible – and much more convenient – for them to do so.

Bi-Ax’s Evlon plastic film is available in a wide range of thicknesses that can be used in all manner of consumer packaging.

LPS Industries LLC introduces a new line of biodegradable, earth friendly, ecologically safe polyethylene bags and zippers.