Flexible Packaging Materials & Services

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ScottsMiracle-Gro teamed up with Cheer Pack NA to develop 5-oz flexible spouted pouches that are the first of their kind in the weed control category.

Compared to the commonly used stretch film, the paper chosen by SILBO has a carbon footprint that is 62% lower.

The EcoStage GB-XA solution offer an alternative to expensive barrier films while extending shelf life and reducing food waste.

CFB’s sterilizable packaging made with Tyvek® material provides a superior microbial barrier, excellent puncture resistance, and exceptional tear strength.

FirstWave’s aseptic filling technology and ProAmpac’s short-run pouching capabilities allow co-packers to launch aseptic shelf-stable liquid food in a convenient, flexible custom-printed spouted pouch.

The multilayer, coextruded polypropylene films ProPeel-IWS are heat-resistant with a melting point of up to 165°C to work with hot filling.

The move makes it a sustainable and environmentally friendly alternative to the packaging paper currently used in the sector. 

New offering can improve protection of printed flexible packaging material against heat, chemicals and water.

 The pouch features a high oxygen barrier, outstanding package integrity, and excellent shelf-appeal, and it produces an almost colorless recyclate after the removal of printing ink.

The two companies are working together with the goal of providing solutions that help brands achieve their corporate global commitments and meet legislative mandates requiring post-consumer content.