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.
Sustainability
Paperization: How innovation and collaboration are driving advances
In the face of changing regulations, the packaging industry faces plentiful sustainability pressures. Paperization – using paper for packaging applications that were previously catered for by different materials such as plastics – has really gained traction.
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That being said, paper is not suitable for all applications, and adding barriers in a sustainable way can still be a challenge. In our deep dive on the topic, Elisabeth Skoda speaks to Philippe Ragot, VP and General Manager at paper packaging producer SWM International to learn more about challenges and innovations in the industry.
Click here to explore our latest Talking Point topic, featuring an in-depth article, a podcast and a summary of a key points of a recent Linkedin Live session on paperization as well as the latest product launches.
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