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.
Global Packaging Innovation Forum
What is the true potential of paper-based packaging?
In our next live discussion on 21st April at 14:00 CET, we will be exploring the future potential of fibre-based packaging.
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This is an exciting time for paper as a packaging material, as demand for its sustainability claims promote investment and drive R&D to extend its applications and push the boundaries of its functional capabilities.
In our next live discussion on 21st April at 14:00 CET, we will be exploring the future potential of fibre-based packaging, along with its limits and the challenges involved in adapting and innovating.
Featuring:
- Yevgen Zolotkovski (Koehler Paper)
- Malcolm Waugh (Frugalpac)
- Marcus Behrens (HDG packaging)
- Moderated by Packaging Europe's Tim Sykes.
This session takes place as part of our Global Packaging Innovation Forum – a new digital space in which the packaging value chain can access and share information and ideas.
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