The barrier paper is made from renewable raw materials, whereby Mondi <\/a>carries out paper production and coating in-house<\/strong> and thus offers a fully integrated solution. Consumers should dispose of the paper in existing waste streams.<\/p> \u201eWe were the first UK retailer to publish our plastic footprint, along with a pledge to eventually become plastic-free. We knew we would need the expertise of global packaging suppliers like Mondi to fulfil this promise. Mondi's collaborative EcoSolutions<\/a>-The new approach meant that our teams worked together to consider all elements of product manufacture and delivery. We now have a sustainable solution that is efficient to use, protects the products and fulfils our customers\u201c expectations.\" Stuart Lendrum,<\/strong> Head of Packaging, Quality and Food Safety at Iceland<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Thanks to the high stiffness of the paper the new packaging is puncture-resistant<\/strong> and ensures an efficient filling process that runs seamlessly on the existing systems.<\/p>\n \u201eOur functional barrier paper uses a wafer-thin coating that provides all the necessary barriers to keep food fresh and can still be recycled.\u201c Falk Paulsen<\/strong>, Sales & Business Development Director Extrusion Solutions, Mondi<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Source<\/em>Mondi<\/p>![\"\"](\"https:\/\/packaging-journal.de\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/01\/PJ-Eigenwerbung-English-03.png\")
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