The newly developed film can be processed on Pester stretch wrapping machines and full overwrapping systems, offering an environmentally friendly alternative to packaging with conventional film material.
These new compounds, PHACT™ CA1270P (clear) and PHACT™ CA1240PF (opaque), mark a significant advancement in sustainable flexible packaging, offering excellent performance and environmental benefits.
Roberts Mart has invested significantly in developing the home compostable packaging mono material which can be run on conventional packing lines and has excellent heat sealability.
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.
The range is designed to help customers meet their commitments to the National Packaging Targets, the implementation of which is being led by the Australian Packaging Covenant Organisation (APCO).
This range of renewable and compostable films can now be laser coded to enable additional consumer communication, without the need for traditional printing.
This partnership cuts plastic content and supports organic waste recycling and composting infrastructure, meeting market requirements and supporting sustainability initiatives in the EU.
