Crafting the Future with Sustainability

We are committed to advancing recyclable solutions through our robust R&D efforts.

Our dedication to continuous innovation keeps us at the forefront of industry advancements and ensures we meet EU regulatory standards. By leveraging our comprehensive technical expertise and extensive market experience, we help our customers navigate the complex transition to recyclable flexible packaging.

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Recyclability

Ensuring compatibility with existing recycling systems is essential for enhancing packaging circularity

Low Co2 Footprint

Reducing carbon emissions through efficient transportation and material use

Mono-material structure

Using of mono materials simplifies the recycling process and reduces the environmental impact.

Resource Efficiency

Using fewer materials makes flexible packaging more resource-efficient.

Weight Saving

Lighter than traditional options, reducing transportation costs and environmental impact.

Imagine a future where packaging not only meets our needs but also respects our planet. In this vision, every package is crafted from eco-friendly materials and processes, ensuring zero harm to our environment and society. This ideal world embraces sustainable innovation, making sure packaging benefits us without compromising the earth.

Recycling symbols

Recycling classifications are a guide to identifying materials for proper recycling. Understanding these symbols helps reduce waste and conserve natural resources effectively.

Plastic recycling codes chart showing PET, HDPE, PVC, LDPE, PP, and PS materials with recyclability and common uses.

Understanding Lifecycle Analysis

Understanding the environmental impact throughout a product’s life cycle is fundamental to developing more sustainable packaging. This captures the environmental impact at every stage – sourcing of raw materials, manufacturing, distribution, usage, and disposal.

Ensuring the proper collection and recycling of packaging waste while preventing its disposal in landfills or the environment is paramount. Aligning products with existing collection, sorting, and recycling infrastructure and processes becomes crucial to enhance the circularity of packaging. That’s why we are continuously dedicated to improving the recyclability of our flexible packaging solutions.

Embracing the Circular Economy

Our aim is to play an active role in advancing the transition towards a circular economy.

Unlike the traditional linear ‘take, make, dispose’ model, the circular economy emphasises a closed-loop system. In this model, resources are reused, recycled, and repurposed, ensuring minimal waste and maximum utility. It’s about creating a system where products are designed for longevity and, at the end of their life, can be broken down and reincorporated into the production cycle, minimising the need for fresh raw materials and reducing waste.

Conventional vs Recyclable Packaging

While conventional packaging can be efficient regarding material usage and often has a reduced carbon footprint compared to rigid alternatives, it isn’t inherently circular.

Recyclable packaging, on the other hand, is designed with the entire lifecycle in mind. It considers how materials can be reclaimed and repurposed at the end of the product’s life.

Sustainability with Flexible Packaging

Reduce waste, save resources, and lower your carbon footprint with innovative, eco-friendly packaging solutions.

Flexible packaging stands out for its sustainability, starting with less waste production which is a key benefit is its weight savings compared to other packaging types. By choosing flexible packaging over glass, rigid plastic, metal, and cardboard, you’re reducing landfill waste, greenhouse gases, and energy consumption.

Flexible packaging stands out for its sustainability, starting with less waste production which is a key benefit is its weight savings compared to other packaging types.

By choosing flexible packaging over glass, rigid plastic, metal, and cardboard, you’re reducing landfill waste, greenhouse gases, and energy consumption.

We’ve advanced sustainable packaging by introducing materials that replace standard mixed plastic laminates by offering eco-friendly, recyclable packaging.

Flexible packaging uses fewer materials, making it more resource-efficient. It’s a small part of a product’s environmental footprint but plays a big role in preservation. Custom barrier protection and proper portioning help reduce waste, saving more resources than they consume.

Plastic Packaging Tax (PPT)

In April 2022, the UK Government introduced a Plastic Packaging Tax which imposes a charge of £210.82 per metric tonne on all plastic packaging components that do not contain at least 30% recycled material.

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