Print and Packaging

Bioplastics are increasingly getting more recognition and interest among various companies and individual consumers, but not just because of their environmental benefits. One of these solutions is The Woodly W200 Series.

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St1’s HelmiSimpukka, in collaboration with Woodly and Amerplast, launches the Woodly® heat-sealed take away bag.

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Sustainability: benefit from 100% bio-based surfactants & processing aids

Performance: new formulations to extend storage stability & reduce process foaming
Innovation: develop 2K epoxy coatings with improved weathering

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77% to 99% carbon footprint reduction

ISCC PLUS certified mass balance approach
New drop-in solutions embrace NAS® ECO and Luran® ECO product ranges

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Improved DRICARD™ offers double the absorption capacity in the same sized product

Other sustainability enhancements include the use of less plastic film and an 80% reduction in the amount of ink used in the printing process
DRICARD development represents the latest in a series of commitments made by Airnov to boost the sustainability of its products and operations

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INEOS Styrolution America will be featured in a March 2022, episode of EARTH with John Holden

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INX International Ink Co., the market leader in inks and color management technologies, has several sustainable packaging ink options it plans to discuss with package printers and converters at INFOFLEX 2022. Scheduled for March 13-14 at the Fort Worth Convention Center in Texas, INX (booth 715) will be exhibiting at the first live INFOFLEX event the Flexographic Technical Association (FTA) has staged in three years.

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The Circular Economy is the conceptual framework of sustainable development. The Circular Economy Summit offers an exploration of the intersection of two emerging megatrend: artificial intelligence and circular economy, and how artificial intelligence can accelerate the transition to a circular economy.

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A pouch is essentially a laminated bag which is made from several layers (plastic film, aluminum foil, and other materials). Marketers see a lot of value in this kind of packaging for a variety of reasons such as product presentation and functionality to the consumer but also sustainability: a pouch has a so-called “product-to-package” ratio of 35:1 which essentially means it can carry up to 35 times its own weight, resulting in less energy consumption to produce and transport.

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• Corrugated markets ripe for digital production
• Sustainability requirements together with paper prices and shortages are powerful arguments for change
• Brand owner insights helping to shape future direction of packaging

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