Sustainable packaging solution provider Coveris has developed a new range of fully recyclable shrink film solution.
The new shrink film range Duralite R is made of 50% post-consumer recyclate (PCR) and an optional pre-consumer top-up material.
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The innovation is part of the company’s ongoing sustainable commitment to offering flexible packaging solutions that are recyclable.
Duralite R shrink film range is intended for secondary applications and can be used for multi-pack of cans and bottles.
Coveris Films business unit president Martin Davis said: “The development and launch of our new Duralite R film marks a major step forward in the development of sustainable plastics for a circular economy.
“Complementing our existing range of environmental films such as our recyclable PE for direct contact, the development of a fully recyclable, recycled secondary material that utilises our own waste stream and delivers a reduced carbon footprint supports both our own environmental goals and those of our customers, as well as meeting legislative targets on recycled content.”
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By GlobalDataOffered in both printed and unprinted versions, the recyclable polyethene (PE) packs offer reduced CO₂ footprint compared to the existing cardboard alternatives.
Coveris prints the new durable and high-clarity film across its sites in Europe.
The company’s Kufstein facility in Austria uses 100% renewable and CO₂-neutral energy to manufacture the material.
In October, Coveris invested in its Winsford facility in the UK.
