The adhesive has been certified by the European PET Bottle Platform for PET bottle-to-bottle recycling, and the paper-based carrying handle slots onto just two bottles regardless of pack size, with pre-punched tabs hooking under bottle neck rings for secure transport.
The adoption aligns with Flatlantic’s model of controlling the entire fish lifecycle, keeping flatfish alive until orders are placed to ensure maximum freshness while reducing food waste.
The masterbatch enables film thickness reduction of up to 20 percent while retaining tensile, tear and puncture properties, directly reducing material consumption and packaging weight.
PureCycle’s patented dissolution recycling process removes color, odor and contaminants from post-consumer polypropylene to produce recycled resin suitable for demanding applications.
The technology builds on Siegwerk’s earlier Cirkit Greasebar White, extending the Barrier Inks concept to oxygen barrier applications.
Heidelberg’s Print Shop Analytics platform aggregates key metrics including Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE), productivity, makeready times, and waste, making production performance transparent through customizable dashboards and real-time machine views.
The pack is fitted with the LightWing 30 tethered cap, a hinged closure that can be opened in one step, closed again after use and stays connected to the carton to help prevent litter.
The system incorporates modern automation and temperature-control technology to ensure accurate sealing pressure and uniform sealing performance across every packaging cycle.
The iPR V700 operates at a maximum speed of 70 A4-size pages per minute and includes a Fiery Server P400 controller for powerful processing of complex print jobs, plus a POD Deck for automated vacuum paper feeding.
The tags adopt RAIN RFID technology, a passive, battery-free wireless solution that operates without disposable batteries, reducing electronic waste from inventory tracking systems.