The three companies aim to establish technologies and operational infrastructure for the horizontal recycling of flexible packaging materials.

This change is estimated to reduce the use of approximately 100 million pounds of virgin plastic.

Constantia produces flexible packaging solutions for a diversified portfolio of blue-chip customers and local champions in the consumer and pharmaceutical industries.

This ultra-high barrier paper-based solution for food meets growing customer demand for sustainable packaging that contributes to a circular economy.

Amcor has invested in manufacturing capacity to meet growing global demand for this kind of paper packaging. 

The new ultra-thin film is significantly thinner and more durable.

The joint venture company plans to build a mechanical recycling plant in Northern Germany to turn LLDPE and LDPE waste into quality recycled plastic materials for use in flexible packaging.

GAP’s OneEarth packaging line is designed to appeal to consumer demands for cleaner and safer choices without sacrificing packaging performance and manufacturability.

The transition is part of the company’s broader packaging strategy, as it continues to build towards its Sustainable in a Generation Plan.

Papercycle’s automated online tool identifies whether fiber-based packaging materials can be recycled in the UK and which type of recycling mills can reprocess them.