Mondi is increasing production of its paper-based Mailerbag range in response to strong demand for flexible eCommerce packaging.
The packaging and paper company Mondi is increasing its capacity for its paper-based mailing bag range to replace even more plastic packaging in e-commerce with recyclable solutions made from responsibly sourced paper. renewable raw materials to replace it.
The innovative MailerBag is now available in three designs, with the flat-bottomed version complements the existing range of folded and gusseted bottom bags, each of which offers consumer-friendly packaging with several advantages. These include easy sealing for packing, expandability for bulkier goods and easy resealability for returns.
Mailer bag made from recyclable kraft paper
The bags are made from kraft paperThey are made of plastic, a renewable material, and are fully reusable and recyclable. They protect products without carrying too much air. This means that thanks to their flexible properties, require less space for storage and transport. The bags can be used and shipped worldwide.
Mondi is investing in its European locations in order to improve and expand its services for customers by increasing the Mailer bag-production to around 350 million mailer bags per year and responded to the strong growth and the Customer demand for flexible packaging in eCommerce is responded to. As a replacement for standard plastic mailing bags, this production expansion has the potential to replace around 7,000 tonnes of plastic per year.
"The global eCommerce packaging market was worth $49 billion in 2020 and is expected to continue to grow strongly, fuelling demand for sustainable, flexible packaging solutions. Retailers and logistics providers are rightly concerned about the impact this is having on the world around us. Our aim at Mondi is always to create packaging solutions that are consciously sustainable and work for the consumer, the customer and the environment - the Mailerbag range does this and offers a sustainable, user-friendly alternative." Thierry De-Vleminck, Project Manager Mailerbag, Mondi
Source: Mondi
