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Paper-based packaging is created from renewable resources (recycled paper fibre and trees) that are replanted to maintain a sustainable supply, including cardboard, paperboard, shipping sacks, and paper bags.
Paper containers, also referred to as paper packaging, are a highly efficient and affordable alternative that the public can use to move, carry, and store a variety of things. Paper-based packaging is increasingly being used because it can be customised to match the needs of a particular product or consumer and is designed to be strong yet lightweight.
The Global Paper Packaging Market accounted for $XX Billion in 2023 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.
Amcor, a pioneer in creating ethical packaging solutions, today introduced AmFiber, a new platform for paper-based packaging goods. AmFiber’s inventions seek to reimagine the potential of conventional paper packaging by offering a greater range of features and practical advantages to satisfy shifting consumer demands.
FunctionalBarrier Paper, a flexible paper-based packaging solution, has been introduced by a collaboration between German machine supplier Beck Packautomaten and sustainable packaging and paper supplier Mondi.
FunctionalBarrier Paper, which is targeted at the e-commerce sector, can replace unnecessary plastic packaging, allowing shipments to arrive securely in appropriate and ecological packaging.
The new product is paper and has better moisture and water vapour barrier properties to shield items. The packaging company claimed that because it is stronger and less likely to shatter, it can convey heavier items.
The French company Lactips has created a replacement for paper or cardboard packaging that will strengthen food product protection and preservation without compromising recycling. Lactips is an expert in creating bio sourced casein-based plastic that is biodegradable in water and home-compostable.
Some of the biggest consumer packaged goods (CPG) firms in the world have teamed up with Pulpex, and they are now using the power of cooperation to create a paper bottle that is both widely recyclable and renewable.
For a few of their portfolio companies, Diageo, Unilever, PepsiCo, GSK Consumer Healthcare, Castrol, The Estée Lauder Companies, and Kraft Heinz are all designing and testing Pulpex paper bottles.
The multi-patented Pulpex process involves injecting wood pulp made from renewable feedstocks under pressure into single-mould bottles, curing them, and then coating the inside of the bottle with a proprietary, food-grade coating that doesn’t interfere with the recycling of paper. Depending on the brand and particular product, several plans and schedules are used to introduce paper bottles to the market.
Syntegon, a maker of packaging machines, and Koehler, a producer of paper, are advancing the circular economy by forming a strategic relationship. The Koehler Paper Group often gathers engineers and technologists at Syntegon’s vertical packaging technology test facility. Pilot machines there will initially be used to run the recently established Koehler Flexible Packaging Paper Division’s goods.
An innovative sustainable paperboard packaging solution that reflects the brand’s natural philosophy has been developed in partnership with start-up Mergulo, which makes a premium plant-based butter substitute. Graphic Packaging International is a global market leader in paper-based packaging solutions.
To avoid the possibility of wicking or stains because of the product’s high fat content, the teams conducted thorough testing to guarantee a board that was suitable for purpose was chosen. This was crucial to ensure the safety and preservation of the contents of the pack as well as the growth of Mergulo as a reputable company.
A strategic alliance with Sirane, a global leader in paper coating and paper-based packaging, has been announced by Printpack, a US manufacturer of flexible and speciality rigid packaging. The two businesses will work together to help customers achieve their environmental objectives by providing recyclable, coated paper packaging.
The competence of Sirane in paper coating and pouch formation combined with Printpack’s understanding of printing and laminating results in the ideal cooperation to meet the market’s needs.
Tata Consumer Products sought to move to sustainable packaging for its brand “Tetley Tea,” thus it worked with UFlex to provide its green tea bags in paper-based packaging. This was done in response to growing worries about packaging waste.
