
Bormioli Pharma and Pierre Fabre develop a 100% recycled PET packaging for Eludril
Bormioli Pharma and Pierre Fabre are consolidating their partnership started in 2020 through an innovative initiative in eco-design and sustainable development.
Bormioli Pharma and Pierre Fabre are consolidating their partnership started in 2020 through an innovative initiative in eco-design and sustainable development.
Container for home care and food products fully circular. Up to 30% less material used. Bottle body and handle made entirely of rPET
Contiloop AI detects even the slightest variations in material distribution in the production of PET containers and automatically adjusts key stretch-blow-molding parameters in real time.
Ampacet NaturePlast have launched the Secret Sea-Grit collection made from 100% PCR material and aquaculture waste.
At K 2022, three Allrounders specially designed for the packaging sector will be on show. As an alternative to thermoforming, an electric Allrounder 720 A with a new injection unit 1300 will be producing thin-walled IML cups at Arburg stand 13A13. Two other innovative applications will be showcased at stands run by partners.
Sidel is helping to make the circular economy a reality by joining R-Cycle, the open tracing standard for sustainable plastic packaging.
The BGS ISD22 virtual trade fair continues today. Discuss with experts of radiation crosslinking and take a look at the unique plant in Bruchsal
BGS ISD22 starts today. Don’t miss a unique program full of lectures in the field of radiation sterilization.
Pellenc ST and Ampacet, respectively global leaders in sensor-based sorting solutions and masterbatch solutions, collaborated on sorting studies to optimize the recyclability of dark PET packaging on existing recycling lines.
Being material-smart means to consciously choosing optimal packaging materials while taking into account current demands concerning sustainability, climate footprint, function and cost.
AST group uses Lindner plastics recycling technology to close the loop
Black plastics have been notoriously difficult to detect, but recent technological developments have made it possible to sort them not only by color but also by polymer, unlocking economic value for recycling companies.