The system compiles unified metrics for 12 plastic packaging configurations across 50 countries: volumes entering commerce, tonnages collected, and actual recycled yields.
Made with EcoPaperHighPlus, the wrap is designed to recycle in the paper stream where collection, sorting, and recycling systems exist.
As a controlled-bioburden grade in Ahlstrom’s Acti V portfolio, the release base paper maintains microbiological standards and stable performance throughout the medical supply chain.
Designed for food, home, and personal care uses, the format meets flexible packaging needs for seal strength, barrier performance, and machinability.
The initiative shows the value of education-industry collaboration, letting students tackle a real commercial brief and learn the creative and practical sides of bringing a design to market.
Made mainly from paperboard, the canisters are compatible with custom barrier systems designed to protect against oxygen and moisture.
Compared with multi-material assemblies that must be separated before recycling, the closure’s single-material composition simplifies end-of-life processing.
Tethered closures meet EU PPWR rules requiring plastic caps and lids to stay attached to beverage containers during use, cutting litter from detached parts.
With UV-tagged packaging, brands get targeted visibility into product recovery in Scotland, a market with distinct collection infrastructure and regulatory frameworks compared with England.
SIG aims to swap traditional aseptic carton foil for an ultra-thin polymer-based barrier that protects oxygen-sensitive drinks like juices, plant-based beverages, and creams.