The technology is built into plastics during manufacture, requiring no process or equipment changes, making it instantly scalable and cost-effective for producers worldwide.
The facility consolidates digitally printed pouches, roll stock, and labels under one roof, removing the need for brands to coordinate multiple suppliers across formats.
The survey found that 16 percent of businesses have already formatted packaging to comply, 39 percent are currently making changes, and 32 percent are reviewing.
The seals are available with either a fibre tear effect, which leaves visible evidence of opening, or VOID technology, which leaves a permanent “VOID” message upon removal.
The new approach has helped bring simpler packaging across different markets in Europe, with a uniform portfolio for more than 100 products.
Konieczny noted the company is encouraged by business momentum and the increased growth potential following the transformative Berry acquisition.
Muoto products are formed directly from wet wood pulp, skipping intermediate steps, to create a lightweight, stiff material ideal for demanding food serving and packaging applications.
A key component is the Krones Varioline packer, which processes multipacks, trays, and wraparounds on a single platform, allowing Octopi to expand co-manufacturing while maintaining large-scale efficiency.
The move aims to give the Business Innovation unit a more agile framework for executing strategy, while freeing Fujifilm to redirect resources to higher-growth areas.
PFAS limits and traceability are now in force, while broader measures, including new waste-sorting labels and deposit-return schemes, will roll out by 2030.