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
The Week in Brief: 20th - 24th September
This week, Evian unveiled a prototype of its 100% rPET bottle and a group of key industry players united on a pouch-to-pouch mechanical recycling concept.
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This week, Evian unveiled a prototype of its 100% rPET bottle, and a group of key industry players united on a pouch-to-pouch mechanical recycling concept.
And in our latest Wider View feature, Koehler Paper looks to the future of barrier papers. How far have they come and what will the third, fourth – even fifth – generations bring in terms of functionality? Click here to read more.
Also, don't forget to catch up on our latest Sustainable Packaging Summit session, in which we spoke with Nestlé, Taghleef and PepsiCo on the potential of recycled polypropylene. Click here to watch the discussion on-demand.
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