These certifications assure customers that the fiber used in their packaging is sourced from sustainably managed forests.
he company has called this investment one of its largest to date in the region, aimed at meeting growing customer demand and promoting more sustainable packaging options.
The company believes the latest EU-US trade deal will make the trade imbalance worse and remove Europe’s protection against dumped product.
The partners plan to leverage their respective strengths to enable brands to lower their dependence on single-use plastics.
Wildoo’s contribution comes from the company’s commitment to sustainability and waste reduction.
The new facility will produce and supply liquid packaging materials, including aseptic packaging cartons designed for long-term storage at room temperature.
Sidel continues to lead in helping global and regional manufacturers improve efficiency, reduce waste, and enhance sustainability across production lines.
The new facility includes 47 injection molding machines and offers assembly and secondary operations.
The program is a direct response to feedback from international industry partners, particularly in Latin America.
The move encourages communities to participate directly in recycling efforts, helping reduce plastic waste.