The pilot will evaluate the operational viability of a structured collection and recycling model, with the potential for wider adoption across India if successful.
The second press supports this high-stakes work by providing redundancy, enabling the company to maintain production continuity and reduce downtime when one line requires maintenance.
The company’s broader strategy includes a planned split into two independent companies, with North American operations remaining under International Paper while EMEA packaging businesses form a separate entity.
The packaging is manufactured using food-safe RPET containing 70% recycled content, offering high clarity for product visibility while remaining lightweight at approximately 11g.
The facility will produce up to 10 categories of aluminium foil products for the packaging, pharmaceutical, food service and industrial sectors.
Dubai residents will have access to free and safe disposal and recycling services for end-of-life electrical and electronic equipment through flexible logistics options, including direct collection from homes via Dubai Municipality’s household furniture and appliance disposal service.
The chip is manufactured using a low-carbon production technique designed for cost efficiency and mass market adoption.
The two new printers, announced on 24 June 2026, are designed to meet the evolving requirements of textile manufacturers, garment exporters and print service providers seeking reliable performance, superior print quality and continuous production capability.
Epson has grounded the SurePress model in its Sho-Sho-Sei philosophy of compact, efficient and precise design, reducing energy use and material waste while improving operational efficiency.
The Al Taweelah facility supports both EGA’s strategy to expand low-carbon aluminium production and the UAE’s objectives to strengthen industrial sustainability and develop a circular economy.