The innovation -- UPM Circular Renewable Black -- is the world’s first bio-based, near-infrared (NIR) detectable, carbon-negative black
Sommaplast’s portfolio includes closures, droppers, dispensers and dosing cups, supporting a broad range of oral dosing applications
SOMA Color Mind is designed to simplify and accelerate color setup directly on the printing press
The new shadow roll-on delivers strong on-shelf presence with its modern rounded-base design
This integrated center combines development, testing, evaluation, and industry-academia-research collaboration
PET sheets are widely recognised for their superior clarity, strength, and barrier properties
SkinMedica redefines luxury skincare with reimagined packaging and new HA5 hydra collagen water burst moisturizer
The initiative successfully demonstrates that used medical plastic packaging can be recycled and transformed back into new, contact-sensitive medical packaging
The coating is designed for heat-sealable applications, offering oil and grease resistance on kraft paper and suitable blister coatings for paper and paperboard
The GMP-compliant facility with automated environmental monitoring accommodates both white room and class 7 and 8 cleanroom space
UFlex is the first and only Indian company to receive USFDA approval for its technology and capacity to recycle all three materials
Honeywell Aclar film technology will enable Evertis to develop high-quality barrier packaging solutions
Bloom has pioneered a technology to transform plant waste into valuable chemical products
The introduction of Coveris’ sleeve-to-sleeve PCR model complements sectors such as bottling where an established recycling infrastructure exists
Announces Rs. 317 crore investment in new recycling plant
ALPLA is going to manufacture high-quality plastic bottles, preforms, matching closures and injection-molded parts in Chachoengsao using all core technologies
Fiscal 2024 total sales for the joint venture were approximately $190 million
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Tyvek with Renewable Attribution is designed to help reduce the carbon footprint
The partnership emphasises the introduction of renewable, bio-based materials into existing plastic applications to help reduce fossil resource dependency
Stringent regulatory environments can make OEMs reluctant to change processes and materials for approved medical devices
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