The EMSUR 'ECOEM-Sleeves' shrink sleeve solution has been shown off by the brand as a packaging solution that would work to greatly enhance recyclability of bottle-style packaging when it enters the recycling system. The sleeve is achieved using PET-based films along with washable inks that could be used on bottled carbonated drinks, juice, water and drinkable yogurts. The sleeves could be printed with a range of material and information, but would be able to be incorporated into the recycling system without causing a disruption.
The EMSUR 'ECOEM-Sleeves' shrink sleeve solution could help to drastically increase the recyclability of existing drink-style products on the market and reduce recycling contamination as a result. The sleeve could also be manufactured using post-consumer recycled content.
What's Driving This Trend
- Recyclable Sleeve Packaging
- The EMSUR 'ECOEM-Sleeves' shrink sleeve solution is a sustainable and innovative packaging solution that could enable recycling of bottle-style packaging.
- Pet-based Films for Shrink Sleeves
- The use of PET-based films along with washable inks could revolutionize the shrink sleeve industry, promoting recyclability and sustainability.
- Post-consumer Recycled Content Packaging
- The inclusion of post-consumer recycled content in the EMSUR 'ECOEM-Sleeves' could set a trend for the packaging industry, promoting a circular economy and sustainability.
Who This Affects Most
- Packaging Industry
- The EMSUR 'ECOEM-Sleeves' shrink sleeve solution could revolutionize the packaging industry by promoting sustainable packaging, recyclability, and reducing recycling contamination.
- Beverage Industry
- The EMSUR 'ECOEM-Sleeves' shrink sleeve solution could help the beverage industry to become more sustainable by promoting the use of recyclable packaging for drinkable yogurts, juice, water, and carbonated drinks.
- Recycling Industry
- The EMSUR 'ECOEM-Sleeves' shrink sleeve solution could help recycling companies to reduce waste and increase efficiency by promoting the use of recyclable packaging and reducing recycling contamination.
