A biofriendly new material made from barley starch blended with fiber from sugar-beet waste sees the light of day at the University of Copenhagen – a strong material that turns into compost should it end up in nature.

These new compounds, PHACT™ CA1270P (clear) and PHACT™ CA1240PF (opaque), mark a significant advancement in sustainable flexible packaging, offering excellent performance and environmental benefits.

This patent is a significant milestone in Cortec’s ongoing quest to develop environmentally responsible products and distinguishes Cortec® as a leader in “green” packaging technology.

Pregis is committed to developing sustainable products, incorporating recycled and renewable resources, and designing for recyclability.

Verde Bioresins Inc. has pioneered and continues to advance PolyEarthylene resins for a diverse array of packaging applications spanning various industries.

Terphane has signed a multi-year capacity reservation agreement to purchase the advanced bio-polymer Polyethylene Furanoate (PEF) for use in film applications, including food and beverage packaging.

Mondi promotes the opportunity for innovative packaging to empower a more sustainable homecare sector.

While Cortec has offered biobased coating technology in the past, it is the first time Cortec is being packaged in an EcoAir bag-on-valve spray can.  

USDA label highlights percentage of biobased content meeting mandatory federal purchasing requirements under the USDA BioPreferred Program.

Stora Enso is investing EUR 8 million to double its production capacity of formed fiber in Europe.