Mondi partnered with the National Test Centre Circular Plastics (NTCP) in the Netherlands to prove effective sorting of its plastic packaging during the recycling process.

Oriented polyethylene film technologies offer new building blocks for packaging recyclability.

Grant will be used to develop ‘Recycle Ready’ multi-layer barrier films. 

A recent Bobst roundtable asks how close are we to the sustainable packaging solutions of the future? And if you could put your money on which would be the most dominant new solution for the future, what would you say?

Mondi promotes the opportunity for innovative packaging to empower a more sustainable homecare sector.

These pouches will be exported to American markets and will be majorly used for packing edible products such as baby food, food puree, pet food, etc.

The flexible packaging is 100% recyclable and can be used for a variety of wrappers and containers, including water bottles, sandwich bags and snack bags.

Camvac’s latest commercial development is a post-consumer recycled (PCR) grade PET barrier film named ExtraPET PCR.

The PET-based packaging for the limited-edition design offers enhanced recyclability and contributes to reduction of plastic waste.

The coating is suitable for surface printing in the packaging industry, both in the food and non-food sectors.