Researchers from UPM and Royal Vassen collaborate to create recyclable, paper-based barriers
In the ever-evolving world of packaging, sustainability is becoming a key focus for many brands and manufacturers. Here's a roundup of the latest developments in the field, providing insights into how top brands are progressing on packaging sustainability and offering solutions for increasing the use of reusable packaging in supermarkets.
Sappi Europe has launched two new products, the Guard Pro OHS and Guard Pro OMH mono-material papers. These papers are recyclable and deliver high-barrier protection without compromising production efficiency, making them a valuable addition to the sustainable packaging landscape.
Another significant player in the industry, UPM Specialty Papers, has collaborated with Royal Vaassen to create recyclable and food-safe barrier paper solutions. UPM's Solide Lucent packaging paper is being utilized as a base for Barryrwrap solutions, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional packaging materials.
Royal Vaassen's Barryrwrap Everest barrier paper is designed for dry products requiring maximum protection and is ready to seal on existing production lines. Their barrier papers are also a sustainable alternative to laminates and plastics, further contributing to the industry's shift towards eco-friendly solutions.
Lecta has expanded its Metalvac range with the Metalvac Seal Oxygen Barrier, a metallized barrier paper. This addition aims to meet industry demands for technical performance, industrial efficiency, and sustainability.
The Metalvac Seal Oxygen Barrier joins forces with the Metalvac Seal, a product designed to meet the growing demand for sustainable packaging solutions in the food industry. Both products are part of a broader trend towards more environmentally friendly packaging options.
In the realm of regulation, the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation in 2025 is the focus of an ultimate guide. This guide provides details about global packaging sustainability regulation in 2025, offering valuable insights for brands and manufacturers looking to navigate the complex landscape of packaging regulations.
Stora Enso initiated the development of recyclable and food-safe barrier paper for various end applications and published it in collaboration with UPM Specialty Papers. This development underscores the industry's commitment to finding sustainable solutions and setting a new standard for packaging.
Lastly, it's worth noting that Solide Lucent packaging paper, used in various applications, is easy to convert, smooth, dense, and minimizes coat weights required. This makes it an attractive option for brands and manufacturers looking for a sustainable, efficient, and versatile packaging solution.
As the push for sustainable packaging continues, it's clear that innovative solutions and collaborations are shaping the future of the industry. From recyclable papers to oxygen barriers, the landscape is evolving to meet the demands of consumers and regulators alike. Stay tuned for more updates as the industry continues to evolve.
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