Partnering with WMG, University of Warwick, Sustainable Packaging Technologies will lead efforts to commercialize FlexSea’s seaweed biopolymer material.

Recognition marks a significant step forward in enabling the recycling of plastic bottles and underscores All4Labels’ commitment to driving the development of sustainable practices in the label industry.

The latest advances in high-density polyethylene (HDPE) resin and production technology are making it possible to design all-PE structures for even the most demanding applications.

The report shows significant achievements and continued progress in the company’s sustainability aspirations.

The acquisition will enable LYB to produce new high-purity materials that can be used in applications like flexible packaging for personal care products, meeting the demands of customers and brand owners.

“We are proud to share our extended range of floatable shrink sleeves that work in established PET, HDPE and PP waste streams,” explains Lucija Kralj, Business Unit Director Labels EMEA.

The site, which was announced in November last year, marks another step in a whirlwind 2024 for the expanding global company, which has just celebrated its 40th anniversary. 

The new Lamb Weston retail packaging has an overall renewable feedstock content of at least 60%, which is certified from the polymers to the film.

Lone Star's success is deeply rooted in a robust partnership with Nilpeter.

The company will feature innovative Consumer solutions at booth S-2389 and advanced pharmaceutical products at booth W-16074, addressing the rising demand for eco-friendlier packaging. Currently, 91% of Constantia Flexibles’ product offering is designed for recycling or has a recyclable alternative.