These Recycle-Ready Thermoforming Films are being launched by Amcor in Europe as a range of solutions for meat, dairy and fish product packaging. The PrimeSeal and DairySeal packaging is reported to have a carbon footprint that's 80% lower than the PE and PA films presently on the market. Capable of being heated up to 100-degrees Celcius, the packaging is achieved using low Ethylene-Vinyl Alcohol Copolymer (EVOH) material and is certified for recycling by Cyclos-HTP in PE streams.
Senior Marketing Manager Rosalia Rosalinova explained the new Recycle-Ready Thermoforming Films saying, "As our customers look at ways of reducing their own carbon footprint, we are constantly evolving our product portfolio to support them. Our new thermoforming films offer both businesses and consumers a better choice when it comes to recycle-ready packaging."
Recyclable Film Packaging
These Amcor Recycle-Ready Thermoforming Films are Launching in Europe
Trend Themes
1. Recycle-ready Thermoforming Films - Amcor's new range of thermoforming films provides sustainable solutions for meat, dairy and fish product packaging with an 80% lower carbon footprint than current market options.
2. Low EVOH Material - Utilizing low Ethylene-Vinyl Alcohol Copolymer material in packaging creation offers a more environmentally-friendly and recyclable solution for various industries.
3. Certified Recycling in PE Streams - Cyclos-HTP certification for recycling in PE streams offers new opportunities for companies to shift towards more sustainable and circular packaging solutions.
Industry Implications
1. Food Processing and Packaging Industry - Meat, dairy and fish product packaging can benefit from more sustainable and recyclable thermoforming film packaging solutions with lower carbon footprints.
2. Environmental Industry - Cyclos-HTP certification and use of low EVOH material in packaging creation opens new opportunities for more environmentally-friendly packaging solutions in various industries.
3. Retail Industry - The growing demand for sustainable and eco-friendly packaging from consumers presents a disruptive opportunity for the retail industry to shift towards more environmentally-responsible packaging solutions.