Available in both food-grade and non-food-grade formats, the products deliver reliable wrapping performance while offering a home compostable end-of-life solution.
The new compound has secured TÜV Austria’s OK compost Home, OK compost Industrial, and OK biodegradable MARINE certifications with certification from the Biodegradable Products Institute (BPI) underway.
The move to lighter, more efficient film structures is part of Parkside’s ongoing commitment to innovation, led by the recently expanded New Product Development (NPD) team.
Snack brands are rethinking packaging on a multitude of fronts. While convenience and performance are still among the top priorities for snack food providers, brands are now looking to improve their packaging in other areas like sustainability and design.
Suitable for a wide range of foods and dishes, the packaging features the world’s first plastic-free coating for takeaway containers made from plant protein.
By combining TIPA’s cutting-edge certified compostable technologies with SEALPAP’s recyclable coated paper solutions, the partnership provides global brands the opportunity to choose packaging solutions that align with their product needs and environmental goals and meet new EU regulations.
ButterFresh Parchment is a wax-free, PFAS non-intent printed butter wrap designed for compostability without compromising performance and runability during the packing step.
The compostable paper pouch uses an innovative water-based barrier coating to ensure the products are protected to preserve freshness and provide the best possible consumer experience.
Felton urges federal support for investment in recycling infrastructure, innovation, and national labeling standards to help achieve full circularity for flexible packaging and films
