US-based industrial packaging company Atlantic Packaging has launched the Fishbone C-Clip, a newer version of its can and bottle carrier product first released in 2020.
The Fishbone C-Clip is designed with a second carrier layer to support potential cases of lost tension or exposure to moisture while withstanding refrigerated conditions.
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Made from paper instead of plastic, the packaging is part of Atlantic Packaging’s continued commitment to eliminating single-use plastics from the packaging supply chain. The UN’s Environment Programme estimates that plastic debris kills more than 1m seabirds and 100,000 marine animals each year.
The Fishbone C-Clip comes in a variety of in-stock and customised options for banner display branding. In-stock design options are available for 4-packs and 6-packs which must be machine-applied.
Atlantic offers machinery such as its Snapper tool for manual applications, the BCF25 for semi-automatic applications and the BCF-100 for high-speed applications.
Atlantic Packaging president Wes Carter commented: “Traditional plastic ring beverage carriers have long been problematic for our natural world and contribute to direct entanglement or ingestion threats to land and water-based species. The Fishbone C-Clip provides a sustainable alternative and technical design.”
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