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.
Peak Nano is developing biodegradable multilayer polymer films using NanoPlex technology to reduce microplastic waste while preserving high barrier performance for food and medical packaging.
