Seaweed Barrier Coatings: Amcor and Kelpi Target Fiber Packaging
Amcor and Kelpi are evaluating seaweed barrier coatings for fiber packaging, aiming to improve moisture and gas protection while supporting recyclability.
Amcor and Kelpi are evaluating seaweed barrier coatings for fiber packaging, aiming to improve moisture and gas protection while supporting recyclability.
As packaging regulations become stricter worldwide, Plastipak’s O2Blox technology offers a solution to a long-standing challenge: preserving food and beverage quality while ensuring PET packaging remains fully compatible with modern recycling systems.
PepsiCo has started rolling out Gatorade bottles made with Eastman PET Renew, a recycled material produced from hard-to-recycle plastic waste. The initiative highlights how molecular recycling can help create food-grade beverage packaging while supporting broader circular economy goals.
A powerful collaboration between leading industry players is accelerating fiber based packaging solutions for food applications, combining sustainability, efficiency, and high performance.
Sidel introduces a next-generation returnable PET bottle for still water, combining lightweight design, durability, and circular economy benefits tailored for modern beverage markets.
Faerch and Norfersk introduce meat trays made with 70% recycled PET, advancing circular packaging while maintaining performance and efficiency.
PulPac unveils next-generation fiber-based caps, signaling a major shift toward sustainable packaging closures with plastic-like performance.
Amcor and DCM introduce recycle-ready fertilizer packaging made from mono-polyethylene with 35% recycled content, reducing carbon emissions while supporting Europe’s circular economy goals.
A new embossed, label-free PLA water bottle simplifies recycling, strengthens circular packaging systems, and lowers carbon impact through closed-loop PLA recovery and reuse.