The combined entity delivers an integrated capability set spanning the full roll lifecycle.
The partnership strengthens local access to linerless labelling systems as demand grows for packaging formats that can improve production efficiency and reduce material use.
The company’s release liner materials also serve a wide range of end-use segments, including composites, food, graphics, industrial and medical applications, with production across Europe and North and South America.
AAI has proposed retaining the current 2.5% Basic Customs Duty on all aluminium scrap until BIS standards are notified and grade-wise HSN codes are introduced.
The closures are designed to reduce leakage, withstand parcel shipping and improve the consumer unboxing experience as e-commerce continues to grow.
The collaboration is particularly significant for midmarket flexible packaging converters seeking proven technology and responsive supply without the complexity of large direct-only models.
The reduction in duties on paper and paperboard will help reduce input costs for printers and packaging manufacturers, improving their competitiveness in both domestic and export markets.
The initiative aligns with Liberia’s broader ARREST Agenda priorities, with agro-processing identified as critical to strengthening the supply chain and ensuring more Liberians benefit from value-added industries.
The buyback scheme is specifically designed for HPMC’s branded glass bottles used for packaging fruit products, including apple juice, jams, preserves and squashes, ensuring that the packaging materials are recovered and reprocessed rather than discarded as waste.
The certification process includes rigorous audits of material sourcing, production records and quality control systems to ensure full traceability of recycled content throughout the manufacturing cycle.