Bio-based packaging goes mainstream
The packaging industry is shifting from fossil-based materials to large-scale use of plant fibres and bio-renewable inks.
19 June 2026
19 June 2026
The packaging industry is shifting from fossil-based materials to large-scale use of plant fibres and bio-renewable inks.
The transaction gives Coveris additional CPP production capacity and extends its presence in speciality CPP uses.
The product is designed for use by retailers and logistics operators on shop floors and in warehouses.
The venture’s initial product line will include paper cups, folding cartons, paper bags and other foodservice packaging products.
The project brought together their technical work to produce an MDO-PE laminate for recycling.
The product uses the Tetra Recart format and was introduced in Sweden last month through retailer Axfood in a 200ml pack.
The plan aims to bring together sustainability, product performance and compliance considerations across its global offering.
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