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BIOPLASTICS IN PACKAGING

Plastics have become a fundamental part of the packaging world. There is a broad spectrum of applications for polymers. In addition, they have a low weight, long shelf-life and can also be used in sensitive application areas like the food or pharmaceutical industry.

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PLASTIC WRAP FROM COFFEE GROUNDS

Biobased waste from communities or restaurants accumulates in large quantities, and can be a source for other biobased products and high quality secondary raw materials. A project called WaysTUP! is dedicated to just these materials and their possible further usage.
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PILLS ARE PRINTED, NOT PRESSED

Additive manufacturing enables the production of three-dimensional objects, and is often used to quickly produce prototypes or spare parts on site. This technique, known as 3D printing, has however also arrived in pharmaceutical production and is supposed to further personalise medicine.
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THINNER SLEEVES FOR MORE SUSTAINABILITY

A good packaging should use as little material as possible and as much as is necessary to maintain the needed protection of the product and meet the expectations of customers. This makes sense not only from an economic point of view – less material usually also means less costs – but also from an ecological perspective. Because less packaging means less carbon emissions during production.
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RECYCLABLE WRAP FOR FOOD PACKAGING

As a part of their sustainability strategies and to foster a conscious use of resources, it is becoming more and more important for companies in the packaging sector to achieve the highest possible degree of packaging recyclability. This extends to composite packaging for food. Composite film manufacturer allvac has had the recyclability of a new film certified by the cyclos-HTP institute.
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