UPM Specialty Papers has used coatings from Michelman to develop recyclable paper packaging designed for food applications.

SÜDPACK and industrial printing specialist LEIBINGER have joined forces test the suitability of continuous inkjet (CIJ) inks for printing on recyclable films for packaging food that is sterilized following the packaging process.

Carving a niche for its distinct flavor combinations, the new packaging – which is fully recyclable – positions the brand's pairings as "Fusion Hummus" and features the brand's vibrant colors.

Researchers produced pulp from recycled food and beverage cartons, which it then transformed into moulded products using two commonly used techniques.

Polystyrene opens the door for a circular plastics economy where materials are recycled for reuse, again and again.

The packaging solution is the result of more than two years of development work from Fazer and UPM Specialty Papers to ensure recyclability without compromising food safety and quality.

The companies will launch recyclable, fiber-based tray systems in North America.

The grinder is designed for mono-material cup packaging cutting technology.

The solution is engineered for thermoforming applications suitable for various products.

The containers are recyclable and made with 10% recycled plastic.