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Kirin and JSW Achieve 95% PET Depolymerization in Chemical Recycling Breakthrough
Kirin Holdings' Packaging Innovation Institute and The Japan Steel Works (JSW) have successfully developed and tested a PET chemical recycling technology that achieves over...
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Coveris Develops Mono-Material Sleeve for Liquid Fabric Softener Launch in France
Coveris has developed a mono-material sleeve solution to support Dr. Beckmann's first liquid fabric softener launch in France, delivering a packaging innovation that combines...
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UK Plastic Packaging Tax: New Mass Balance Rules for Chemically Recycled Plastic from April 2027
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has outlined new rules governing how chemically recycled plastic can count towards the recycled-content threshold under the UK's Plastic...
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RIT Researcher Develops Plant-Based Starch Biopolymers as Sustainable Alternatives to Plastic Laminates in Paper Packaging
Researchers at the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) are developing plant-based starch biopolymers as functional alternatives to synthetic plastic laminates used in paper-based food...
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Recyclable Adhesive Systems Enabling Delamination of Multilayer Packaging
Multilayer flexible packaging is a cornerstone of the modern food and pharmaceutical industries, providing the complex barrier properties needed to protect sensitive products. However,...
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Chitosan-Based Films Improving Antimicrobial Food Packaging Performance
The prevention of food spoilage and the assurance of consumer safety are the most critical objectives in the food packaging industry. While traditional synthetic...
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Starch-Polymer Blends Improving Flexible Packaging Processability
The search for cost-effective and renewable materials in the flexible packaging sector has led to a renewed interest in starch-based formulations. As one of...
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