The realisation of this innovation is made possible by their proprietary material, Vivomer, which is a naturally plastic-free substance derived from waste biomass.
This advancement represents a high-performance solution that operates at an impressive speed.
Unite, which represents engineers at the Derbyshire plant, is demanding that the company reverse its decision, citing broken promises and disregard for local livelihoods.
The new website is designed to reflect the company’s commitment to innovation, sustainability and customer service.
The MRF is set to process up to 50,000 tonnes of household recyclable materials annually.
Of the recycled coffee cups collected from across the UK, 13 of them are used to make a physical book.
This initiative aligns with the increasing adoption of green LOOP pallets in the building materials supply chain.
Concerns about the classification of specific packaging within the hospitality industry as household waste have led to this decision.
The Nobac 40 applies flash labels to MAP packs on the top, side, or base at line speeds of 30 metres per minute, equating to approximately 130 labelled packs.
As part of this transition, Jim Whitehead has been promoted to Commercial Director.