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Flexible packaging has a shape that can be easily modified to fit the product or products being packaged, which is one of its key features. In the country, low-yield plastics make up the majority of flexible packaging products; paper is also often adopted.
In response to complaints about the unlawful burning of large quantities of plastic at three significant local landfills, cities implemented a ban on disposable and single-use plastic in January of this year. Along with governments of various cities, who have also taken the initiative to implement a state-wide ban on plastics.
Manufacturers of plastic flexible packaging materials and solutions in the country are being forced to make significant adjustments to their businesses and goods as a result of these bans as well as shifting attitudes and environmental concerns. Paper and bioplastics, which are more environmentally friendly packaging options, may soon surpass plastic as the most preferred material in the country.
The India Flexible Plastic Packaging Market accounted for $XX Billion in 2021 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2026, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2022 to 2027.
UFlex, a company, in order to enable the cross-linking of inks and high gloss coatings, firms have created a packaging structure composed of paper and aluminium foil with a registered hot stamping function. These products are said to be high performance and minimal migration. It substitutes the old technique that employed solvents and is also eco-friendly, emitting no CO2. The package made of paper can be recycled.
A free-radical chemistry-based UV coating is another novel product that may be used offline over dried conventional inks or in-line over wet or dry UV inks to add slide and scuff resistance features. For quick curing in various culinary and non-food applications, such as PVC sheets, mono-cartons, and book titles, a UFlex Super Glide Coating is created.
For clear product packaging, UFlex has introduced a registered lamination process driven equipment. The machine’s automated operation, which combines two films, keeps track of the pre-printed mark on the film on both unwinders. Any emerging faults are found by this process. Many consumers that seek to promote product visualisation have previously accepted this technique.
