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According to the manufacturer, FiberWise is setting standards for sustainable packaging innovations with its fibre-based tray solutions. The new tray offers producers of fresh meat and convenience solutions an environmentally conscious alternative to conventional plastic trays. <\/strong><\/p>\n

FiberWise will be exhibiting at the Sealpac stand at IFFA in Frankfurt. With over 100 years of experience in moulded fibre technology, Hartmann has developed FiberWise, a sealable tray for the fresh food sector that minimises the ecological footprint without compromising the efficiency of existing tray sealing systems.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

FiberWise uses sustainable materials and upcycling to produce high-quality packaging from renewable resources, according to the company. With state-of-the-art technology and CO\u2082-optimised production, FiberWise offers a packaging solution that not only protects the environment, but also ensures maximum efficiency and product protection.<\/p>

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Thanks to its base trays made from 100% renewable materials, FiberWise reduces the amount of plastic used by 70% compared to standard PET or PP plastic trays on the market. This solution therefore makes a significant contribution to reducing waste and promoting a circular economy.<\/p>\n

Thanks to their robust design, FiberWise MAP barrier trays can be seamlessly integrated into existing packaging systems of fresh produce producers with a plug-and-play concept - with minimal or no investment. The tray can be easily de-stacked and run at high speed on existing traysealer lines without the need for new moulds.<\/p>\n

\u201eFiberWise is a realistic, environmentally friendly alternative that has the potential to change the packaging market in the long term,\u201c says Kati \u00d8rskov, Business Unit Director at Hartmann.<\/p>\n

IFFA 2025 - Hall 12.1, Stand E79<\/strong><\/p>\n

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