The new film grade was developed and successfully trialed and launched by the science material experts at their Innovia Films site in Płock, Poland.

The extension to the Encore range of sustainable BOPP films include the use of chemical recycled polymer for food contact applications and the addition of mechanically recycled PCR for non-food.

Plastchim-T says enlarging its BOPP manufacturing capacity would be a pre-condition to further grow BOPE – one of the few packaging film segments where the company has a unique proposition with 100% recyclable eco-friendly film.

BOPP Films locations now offer customers certified film via mass balance approach.

EUP50 is perfect for labels for small- to medium-sized packaging in all food areas, whether molding to polypropylene or polyethylene containers.

 The three companies aim to establish technologies and operational infrastructure for the horizontal recycling of flexible packaging materials.

The print web films are designed specifically for flexible packaging applications.

Flex Films is present at Booth D44 in Hall 10 and is exhibiting its wide range of BOPET, CPP, BOPP, Specialty, and Green Films.

BOPP mono-material solutions for flexible packaging will take center stage.

The investment is part of the company strategy to focus on providing more sustainable material for the label industry as part of their “Better Future” material science strategy.