Sustainability

High-performance AlOx thin films for next-generation sustainable flexible packaging: Part 2 Members Public

AlOx has long been touted as a suitable transparent layer for packaging applications and indeed has found use in a range of retort applications based on high-performance PET substrates.

Alex Nevels
Flexible Packaging

Approaching Sustainability of Flexible Packaging in the Circular Economy Members Public

Presented by Vicent Martinez, AIMPLAS

Kevin Lifsey
Conference Proceedings

The Recycled Material Standard Members Public

Presented Laura Thompson, GreenBlue The Recycled Material Standard (RMS) has been designed to help advance the use of recycled material.  By adopting multiple chain of custody models under a single standard, the RMS couples supply chain flexibility with robust assurances that brands expect.  Most manufacturers are familiar with “controlled blending”

Kevin Lifsey
Conference Proceedings

Sustainability Innovations – Satisfying the Market Needs for Sustainable High-barrier Flexible Packaging via Dry Vacuum and Wet Dispersion Coating Members Public

Presented by Carolin Struller, Bobst Manchester In recent years, sustainability, reduction of plastic waste and development of more environmentally friendly packaging solutions have been key objectives for the packaging industry in order to move closer towards a circular economy. According to WRAP (Waste & Resources Action Programme), nearly 70 % of

Kevin Lifsey
Conference Proceedings

Recyclable Resource-efficient Packaging Enabled by Oriented Polyethylene Members Public

Presented by Dr. Karlheinz Hausmann, DOW Chemical Company The journey towards a circular economy requires the increase of recycling rates and the reduction of packaging materials. Dow is offering a broad technology platform to enable value chain partners to redesign difficult to recycle multimaterial packages into monomaterial packages that are

Kevin Lifsey
Conference Proceedings

Impact of Sustainable Materials on Packaging Equipment Members Public

Presented by Daniel Cluskey, Printpack 2025 is fast approaching, bringing with it commitments from consumer packaged goods companies to have all their packaging be recyclable, compostable, or reusable.  For many flexible packages this means a complete redesign of the base material focused on end of life.  With any material change,

Kevin Lifsey
Conference Proceedings

Can Flexible Packaging Ever Truly be Circular? Members Public

Presented by Dana Mosora, CEFLEX In the circular economy, we are able to collect, sort and recycle all flexible packaging – and use it in sustainable end markets to substitute virgin materials. This session will outline the steps on that journey with a focus on driving value and quality through recycling

Kevin Lifsey
Conference Proceedings

Sustainability in the Converting Process Members Public

Presented by Justin Green, Comexi During the last few years Sustainability has been one of the main driving forces of many Businesses and Sectors around the world but also one of the biggest disrupters and game changers. Packaging, has not been an exception. The -already ongoing- transitions into more sustainable

Kevin Lifsey
Conference Proceedings