Siegwerk launches ink that also acts as oxygen barrier
Siegwerk has launched a new white printing ink that also provides an oxygen barrier – an innovation that aims to combine two layers into one.
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Join us for our next LinkedIn LIVE panel, as part of the Sustainable Packaging Summit series!
We will be exploring the topic: Design for Recyclability. Best practices and common pitfalls
Our expert panellists:
- Jude Allan, Interim MD OPRL & Chair of The IOM3 Packaging Group
- Elizabeth Staab, Global Packaging Sustainability Manager, H.B. Fuller
- Mike Moren, Commercial Director, ICPG
- Nick Thompson, Materials Development Director, Group R&D, DS Smith
Our panel of experts will be discussing the practical steps involved in designing packaging with recyclability in mind.
Addressing common pitfalls such as mixed materials, problematic inks or adhesives, and non-recyclable components.
Providing actionable advice on the dos and don’ts of recyclable packaging design, based on real-world case studies and lessons learned.
As always, this is a chance for YOU, the audience, to learn from the experts, and pose questions and comments to them in REAL time! Join us to move this discussion forwards!
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