Hainan Chunguang Foodstaff Co., Ltd Chooses Sidel’s Aseptic Combi Predis To Enable Move Into Beverage Market

Hainan Chunguang Foodstaff Co., Ltd China’s leading food brand, renowned for the manufacture and export of coconut snacks, has chosen Sidel’s Aseptic Combi Predis to enable the company to move into the beverage market through the production of coconut milk.

In doing so, Hainan Chunguang becomes the first to install a Sidel Aseptic Combi Predis in the Hainan province. Following extensive discussion, Sidel’s proven expertise in aseptic packaging and complete service provision across the entire line proved invaluable, while the ability to utilise dry technology over traditional wet aseptic solutions allowed the customer to meet economic and environmental sustainability targets.

Bottled in Sidel’s premium PET design in a 350ml format, Hainan Chunguang’s new installation can run 28,000 bottles-per-hour (bph) and adds to the 100+ aseptic line installations previously placed across the Greater China.

Launched on the market in 2022, coconut milk represents the latest development and expansion of Hainan Chunguang, who have established their status as local market leaders in coconut snack food products. Based on Hainan Island, also known as Oriental Hawaii where coconuts are naturally grown and reliably sourced as a raw material, Hainan Chunguang’s site is situated within of the region’s popular tourist destinations; a factor that has played a significant role in the growth of the company since its inception in 1996. In its production of coconut milk, the customer strengthens its reputation of creating a product, from plant to bottle, locally.

Sidel’s Aseptic Combi Predis benefits from over 50 years of experience in aseptic packaging and provides an ideal solution for the packaging of sensitive products, notably those that comprise of natural ingredients such as coconut water, which is plant based and therefore possesses low acidity. Sidel’s patented Predis aseptic filling solution, with dry preform decontamination, utilises hydrogen peroxide mist for packaging sterilisation to ensure product integrity, production flexibility, cost efficiency and sustainability. Utilising no water in the process, and using only a small amount of chemical to decontaminate the preform, the Predis ensures a safe product that benefits from a significantly increased shelf life. Hainan Chunguang has been able to call upon Sidel’s expertise in aseptic packaging, to provide 360° support from the start to the end-of-line.

Ms. Xin Yan, Board Member of Hainan Chunguang Food Co. Ltd., said: “Hainan Chunguang’s decision to move into the beverage market in 2020 was the result of many years of preparation, which included product development and identifying the technical resources required to deliver the product. As this was the first time that Hainan Chunguang had expanded to the market of sensitive beverages, expertise and proven results played significant roles in identifying a partner to engage with for the installation of this solution. Sidel’s reputation of aseptic packaging across Greater China is strong and their unique innovation unrivalled. We have been very satisfied with the service we have received from Sidel from the point of engagement to aftersales support.”

Min Xianglong, Sidel Account Manager said: “The understanding of Sidel’s knowledge and expertise in packaging sensitive products is strong across Greater China, with the installation of the Sidel Aseptic Combi Predis at Hainan Chunguang becoming the first in the region. As our customer plant is located in a popular tourist destination and depends on reliably sourced natural ingredients, sustainability and total cost of ownership were significant factors in Hainan Chunguang choosing their solution to enable them to enter the beverage market. Sidel’s dry solution addresses and benefits both of these issues. We are happy to have been able to work alongside our customer in their first venture into aseptic packaging and pleased that we have satisfied the company through performance across both machine installation and project delivery. We hope this is the first in a line of projects working with Hainan Chunguang.”

https://www.sidel.com/en

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Comexi continues to promote a close relationship with its clients with the opening of a new hub in Mexico

Comexi, a world leader in machinery solutions for the flexible packaging printing and converting industry, takes a new step in its internationalization strategy and announces the opening of its new service and sales hub in Monterrey, Mexico. The main objective of this strategically located center is to provide exceptional service to the company’s customers in Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean, especially in terms of after-sales service and spare parts supply. The commitment to customer satisfaction is reflected in this new center, which has a highly trained team of engineers specialized in Comexi machinery, ready to attend any technical consultation, perform preventive and corrective maintenance, as well as provide personalized advice to ensure the maximum equipment performance.

In addition, the Monterrey hub has a fully stocked spare parts warehouse, allowing for quick availability of original spare parts to minimize machine downtime and keep production up and running.

Comexi highlights the importance of strengthening its presence in this important region:
“The current demanding situation of the global market is increasingly higher. In recent years it has become even more accentuated. For Comexi, moving forward with this new step and investment in such a strategic area is key to being even closer to our customers,” states Fran Perez, director of the hub in Mexico. The ultimate goal of this expansion strategy is to over customers end-to- end solutions for their flexible packaging printing and converting needs. “Our strategy is to further strengthen our closeness to customers. The opening of this center in Mexico to serve Mexico and Central America represents a new milestone in this direction, in a region where we have built long-standing relationships with many of our customers,” writes Manel Xifra, the company president. Commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction are two of Comexi’s values and this new service and sales hub in Monterrey is another step in that direction.

www.comexi.com

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ALPLA And TÖNISSTEINER Realise Reusable PET Bottle Made Entirely Of Recycled Material

The packaging and recycling specialist ALPLA and the mineral water company Privatbrunnen TÖNISSTEINER Sprudel have developed a reusable PET bottle made entirely of recycled material. The reusable 1-litre bottle for mineral water reduces carbon consumption and also offers logistical advantages thanks to its low weight. It is available at retail outlets with immediate effect.

100 per cent for the recycling loop – following development lasting approximately a year, ALPLA and TÖNISSTEINER are presenting a reusable PET bottle made entirely of post-consumer recycled material (except closure and label). The 1-litre bottle developed by the global packaging and recycling specialist and Germany’s oldest Roman spring conserves resources during production and lowers carbon consumption. The recycled PET (rPET) used for the innovative packaging solution is produced and provided by ALPLArecycling. The bottle can be fully recycled at the end of its lifespan.

‘The packaging of the future is sustainable, light and safe. We at ALPLA already deliver in this regard with a circular economy based on the bottle-to-bottle principle, weight optimisation and systematic design for recycling. Working with TÖNISSTEINER, we have brought all of these approaches together to create a new reusable solution made entirely of rPET,’ says a delighted Georg Pescher, Managing Director of ALPLA Germany.

‘TÖNISSTEINER stands for the sustainable use of resources. In ALPLA, we have found an innovative partner for the introduction of our first own reusable rPET bottle. The climate-friendly bottle has been perfectly tailored to our sorting, bottling and transport processes,’ emphasises TÖNISSTEINER Managing Director Hermann-Josef Hoppe.

Standardised collection and minimal sorting work
The perfect-fit design of the reusable rPET bottle means it can be used with TÖNISSTEINER’s existing twelve-bottle crates. Up to 160 crates containing 1,920 more bottles can be transported per lorry load. The optimised return of empty TÖNISSTEINER rPET and glass containers on a pallet of standardised crates also speeds up the cycle and reduces the bottle sorting work of wholesalers and retailers.

When the reusable bottle reaches the end of its lifespan as determined by the number of cycles it goes through, it can now be turned into rPET at the ALPLArecycling plants and recycled into new bottles. Laser markings indicate the number of cycles a bottle has been through and complement the quality controls at the refilling stage. TÖNISSTEINER and ALPLA are therefore establishing an optimum bottle-to-bottle loop and are guaranteeing that they have their own pool of high-quality reusable rPET bottles.

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STADLER Installs Hybrid MSW and Packaging Sorting Plant in Guadalajara, Spain

STADLER Selecciona S.L.U. (a subsidiary of STADLER Anlagenbau GmbH) has completed the installation of a new sorting plant at the Torija waste treatment centre. It is part of the Consortium for the Management of Urban Waste of the Province of Guadalajara, which covers a territory of 288 municipalities and 21 associations of municipalities. The Torija centre, managed by UTE RSU Guadalajara, serves the entire province, receiving waste from transfer stations and, directly, from 22 municipalities. The facility includes a sorting plant, a composting plant, leachate treatment and a landfill site. Public company TRAGSA was charged with putting the project for upgrading the sorting plant out to tender. The new facility was required to fit within the existing building and process both Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) and light packaging. The tender was awarded to STADLER for its technical know-how and project management capabilities. “A visit to STADLER’s headquarters in Altshausen, Germany, was a turning point for us and gave us great peace of mind during manufacturing because we saw first-hand the high technological level of its facilities and the quality of its staff and products. This increased our confidence in the future installation even more,” says Antonio Marzal, Managing Director, Guadalajara, Territorial Unit 4, TRAGSA Group.

Automation brings increased capacity and improved recovery rates
The new sorting plant installed by STADLER has an input capacity of 40t/h when processing MSW and 4t/h when it is working with light packaging. The process begins with trommels and an STT 5000 ballistic separator, STADLER’s all-rounder for separating household waste, mixed commercial waste and bulky waste, followed by 3 optical sorters for PET, HDPE, MIX and BRIKS, and sorters for iron and aluminium. The recovered materials are stored and baled ready for sale. The automation of the process with the ballistic separator and optical sorters has improved the recovery rates and efficiency of the sorting plant, increasing its capacity to more than 100,000 t/year of MSW and over 12,000 t/year of light packaging material.

Timely delivery on a tight schedule
The project started with the dismantling of the existing plant, which took 3 weeks. The assembly of the new plant was completed in 10 weeks, and it was inaugurated on schedule on April 30 th 2023. This was a key requirement of the tender, as Antonio Marzal, explains: “In this project, it was very important for the start-up of the plant to take place on a specific date, and STADLER made it happen. Working with STADLER we appreciated the security that comes from being in the hands of a very serious company that guarantees compliance with the required deadlines and quality standards.”

Collaborative approach is key to success of challenging installation
The project’s key challenge was installing the new facility within an existing building. “This meant that all tasks had to be carried out with a high degree of precision,” explains Antonio Marzal. “Throughout the project, we have felt supported by STADLER’s team, and despite the pressure of the execution deadlines, we have felt assured at all times that everything will be completed on time as agreed.” “We at STADLER are very proud of the work we did on the Torija plant,” adds Carlos Manchado Atienza, International Sales Director at STADLER. “The high-quality work of our engineers ensured the successful installation within the existing building. Also, excellent communication with the different suppliers involved was key to keeping the project on schedule and delivering on all the project requirements.” Antonio Marzal concludes: “We want to thank everyone at STADLER, from Mr Willi Stadler to the last worker involved in the project, for their professionalism and the empathy they have shown towards us, which has enabled us to bring this project to completion with a high degree of satisfaction of the end user.”

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Solvay Accelerates Efforts to Reduce GHG Emissions Through Launch of New Product Carbon Footprint Tool

Solvay has developed an automated system to calculate product carbon footprint (PCF), a measurement that takes into account all greenhouse gas emissions generated by a product from raw material extraction to when it leaves the Solvay factory (cradle to gate). The digital tool is being rolled out across the Group’s Novecare business, which offers high-performing solutions across the agro, home and personal care, coatings and industrial markets.

Developed using best-approved PCF and digital principles, and advancing integration with suppliers, the new tool will enable Solvay’s Novecare business to calculate the PCF of its entire portfolio of products and meet customer demand for increased accuracy and timely updates. This information will allow the business and its customers to identify areas in which emissions can be reduced, and regularly track progress. It will also serve as a springboard for collaboration across the supply chain, enabling the development of innovative, climate- friendly solutions aligned with customer needs.

“Automated and fully aligned with existing global initiatives, this digital tool will be used to drive our commercial relationships, enabling us and our customers to make informed decisions that will both reduce our carbon footprints and advance innovation,” said Mike Radossich, President of Solvay’s Novecare business. “It will also empower our business to better manage our decarbonization strategies across all scopes, particularly by providing us with a way to effectively measure upstream Scope 3 emissions.” The Group’s automated PCF calculations are aligned with ISO 14067 and the Product Carbon Footprint Guideline for the Chemical Industry issued by Together for Sustainability (TfS). This allows TfS members to integrate the PCFs of chemical products into their product carbon footprint determinations and corporate greenhouse gas inventories, with a specific focus on Scope 3 Category 1 emissions, which cover raw materials.

Solvay is also working with the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) to encourage a cohesive approach to PCF calculation across all industries. In 2022, Solvay announced its commitment to reduce Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions by 24% by 2030, as compared to 2018 – a goal that has since been validated by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). The new PCF tool is the latest initiative taken by the Group to help achieve this ambition. The project is currently being piloted at five of Solvay’s Novecare sites, in France and the US. It will be rolled out across all Novecare sites over the coming months and extended to more business areas in the near future.

https://www.solvayindia.in/

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WAYLAND ADDITIVE MAJORS ON HARD TO PROCESS METALS AT FORMNEXT 2023

The major focus of Wayland Additive at Formnext 2023 is a display of parts made from difficult to process metals such as titanium, carbon steel, and tungsten. Visitors at the show will be able to see the Calibur3 metal AM system from Wayland on stand B139 in Hall 12, an array of parts built on the machine, and also discuss with the company’s top team the ways in which Calibur3 is redefining the metal AM landscape. Calibur3 was developed to overcome common problems with metal AM, and delivers on all of the advantages of metal electron beam (eBeam) powder bed fusion (PBF) technology, while overcoming the troublesome issues that have traditionally limited its wider adoption. Key among these, the company — through the development of the fully neutralized NeuBeam process used in the Calibur3 — has solved the charging issues that have, until now, restricted EBM processes. Critically,    the system also offers the ability to process a wider palette of metal materials.

Will Richardson, CEO at Wayland says, “As we champion the wider adoption of metal AM throughout industry, our focus on extending the material range available to companies is fundamental, and this is why at Formnext 2023, it is material processing and the open nature of our metal AM systems that is front and centre. NeuBeam® unlocks a swathe of complex metal production opportunities that current metal AM processes struggle with. This is because the process is compatible with a much wider range of metal powders, including but not limited to refractory metals and highly reflective alloys. The importance of this cannot be overstated as for industrial users of metal AM, the issue of materials is one that is consistently seen as a bugbear. Metal AM advocates are generally very keen on the advantages that metal AM processes can offer, but they invariably want these advantages with a known material quantity/quality that they trust. However, the nature of many AM processes mean they have to compromise on this and utilise new alloy derivatives created specifically for AM. This leaves them with two unknown quantities — a new process and a new material. This is where NeuBeam really breaks new ground, with the ability to process existing metal materials, which reduces the pain burden when qualifying new parts.”

It is the fact that NeuBeam achieves full charge neutralisation during the build process that is key to offering superior metallurgical capabilities, and opens up the choice of a wider palette of materials for metal AM. The process also eliminates issues concerning residual stress typical with alternative metal AM processes, and produces fully dense parts with demonstrably greater internal integrity.

NeuBeam also removes the need for an entire sinter cake around the parts, which requires costly and time-consuming post-processing steps that can negate the benefits of AM for a given application. This is achieved by only applying the required high temperatures to the part being built, rather than the entire powder bed. Richardson continues, “The elimination of residual stresses is a huge opportunity for the accelerated uptake of metal AM across a whole array of industry applications which we are eager to discuss with visitors at this year’s Formnext. It is fundamentally because of the fact that the process is what we call a ‘hot part’ rather than a ‘hot bed’ process.

This means that the high processing temperatures required are applied to the part, not the bed, and this ensures free- flowing powder post-build (no sinter cake) and stress-free parts with reduced energy consumption. On our booth at Formnext visitors will see intricate large parts made from titanium (which when processed using NeuBeam require no post process heat treatment); carbon steels (the NeuBeam process enabling the printing of alloys with higher carbon contents that would otherwise crack when printed using existing laser PBF techniques); and fully dense parts in Tungsten (a refractory metal that requires exceptionally high temperatures to melt and which his prone to cracking in any other metal AM process).”

www.waylandadditive.com 

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Perstorp strengthens its sustainable offerings with 100% renewable based 2-Ethylhexanol

Leading specialty chemicals innovator Perstorp has launched a new grade of 2-Ethylhexanol (2-EH), now available with 100% renewable, traceable mass-balanced carbon content. When including the biogenic CO2 uptake1 absorbed by the renewable raw materials used, the product has a negative carbon footprint cradle to Perstorp gate. Developed based on both physical and chemical traceability, 2-EH Pro 100 is designed to minimize the carbon footprint throughout the value chain, while supporting sustainable sourcing of renewable and recycled raw materials.

Offering a wide array of applications, 2-EH Pro 100 demonstrates the wide impact the chemical industry has in so many areas of life. The launch of 2-EH Pro 100 is the newest in a series of additions of 100% renewable products based on traceable mass balance to Perstorp’s Pro-Environment portfolio including Evyron T100, Neeture N100, Valeric Acid Pro 100, and 2-EHA Pro 100. “We have launched a number of grades of partially renewable products in the past years, but these new additions are especially exciting as they are some of the first 100% renewable sourced products of this type on the market,” remarks Betty Lu, Vice President of Business Unit Oxo and Plasticizers at Perstorp. “It showcases and further strengthens our commitment and continuous efforts to enable a sustainable transformation in the industry and value chain.”

2-EH Pro 100 is Perstorp’s most recent step towards becoming Finite Material Neutral, heralding a significant shift in the industry’s dependence on virgin fossil raw materials while allowing downstream industries to reduce their Scope 3 emissions while also creating products with a reduced carbon footprint, without compromising on performance. 2-EH Pro 100 is an ISCC PLUS (International Sustainability & Carbon Certification) certified product. Being ISCC PLUS certified means that all sustainable raw materials are ISCC PLUS or ISCC EU certified in all parts of the value chain all the way back to the point of origin. “The 2-EH Pro 100 will enable our customers to use 2-EH based on 100% renewable traceable mass balanced feedstock in their formulations,” says Magnus Hindsö, Business Manager for Oxo Products at Perstorp. “This will provide a significant reduction of the product carbon footprint throughout the entire value chain and support the needed transition to more sustainable chemical solutions using less finite raw materials.”

Emphasizing transparency and traceability, the Traceable Mass Balance applies chemical and physical traceability. Applying both physical and chemical traceability means that it possible to find the recycled/renewable molecules in the output product and enables brand owners to make credible product claims. This drives a real transition of the industry to break fossil dependence and incentivize innovation and development of new raw materials and technologies needed for the complete transition of products and industry. The launch of 2-EH Pro 100 marks another significant milestone in Perstorp’s quest to lead the industry’s shift towards renewable and recycled raw materials. It reflects an exciting step towards future-proofing, gradually phasing out virgin fossil raw materials for a variety of applications.

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XSYS Celebrates 70 Years Of The Shanghai Publishing and Printing College

XSYS, a global leader in flexographic platemaking and printing solutions, is pleased to announce its active participation in the 70th anniversary celebrations of the Shanghai Publishing and Printing College (SPPC). Known for its remarkable achievements in education, the SPPC was founded in 1953 as the first higher educational institution dedicated to the publishing and printing industry in China. “XSYS is very proud to support the Shanghai Publishing and Printing College and we wish to congratulate the college on 70 years of outstanding contribution to education and innovation. The SPPC has played a pivotal role in shaping the printing and packaging sectors in China and XSYS is honored to have been a part of its remarkable journey,” declared QiHong-Magenta Zheng, General Manager, XSYS China. One of the program highlights of the celebration day on 15 October is a seminar entitled ‘Integration of Industry and Education on Green and Digital Printing under Carbon Peaking and Carbon Neutrality Strategy.’ As part of this topical presentation on sustainability, Florian Hölzle, XSYS Product Manager for the nyloflex and nylosolv portfolios, will share valuable insights into the key trends that are driving market developments and technological innovation in flexographic platemaking and printing. Commenting on the significance of this seminar, Mr. Hölzle said, “At XSYS, we are dedicated to advancing sustainable solutions for the printing and packaging industry. It is an honor to be a part of the SPPC’s 70th anniversary celebrations and contribute to the discussion on environmentally conscious practices that will shape the industry’s future.”

Additionally, the event will include two press conferences unveiling critical industry reports. The first conference will introduce the ‘2023 China Flexographic Printing Development Report’ offering an in-depth analysis of the current state and future prospects of flexographic printing in China. The second conference will present the ‘2023 Report on the Development of Green Packaging Industry in the Yangtze River Delta,’ shedding light on the region’s efforts to promote sustainable packaging solutions. For over a decade, XSYS and the SPPC have collaborated to promote the cultivation of professional talent in packaging and flexographic printing technology. This close partnership culminated in March 2019 with the grand opening of the Asia-Pacific Technology Center (ATC) as a location for R&D, manufacturing, training, and education. XSYS made a substantial investment of €2 million into the ATC, establishing a dedicated space where the company’s technicians can collaborate with SPPC members and customers to develop new solutions.

Roy Schoettle, VP XSYS APAC & XSYS Thailand, concluded, “With the 70th anniversary of the SPPC as a backdrop, XSYS remains committed to its mission of pioneering sustainable and brilliant solutions for the printing and packaging sectors. We look forward to further strengthening our partnership with the SPPC and contributing to the industry’s growth and development for years to come.”

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Waaree Energies Ltd. Conducts A Unique Tree Plantation Drive To Promote Environmental Sustainability

Waaree’s plantation drive ensured that each tree is associated with the name of a specific employee, adding a personal touch to the initiative. This unique activity not only demonstrates the company’s commitment to mitigating its environmental impact, but also encourages employees to actively participate in fostering a greener planet. Over 2300 trees were planted as part of this two Trees-One Employee system. Last year, a similar drive witnessed over 1000 trees planted by the company. Through these consistent efforts, Waaree Energies Ltd. is committed to making a positive impact on the environment that aligns with its overall objective to promote renewable energy and sustainable practices.

This Two Trees – One Employee policy by Waaree is representative of the ceaseless dedication of each and every team-member towards the cause of environmental preservation. Their contribution goes beyond merely planting trees to being involved in their long-term care. By engaging employees in the process of tree planting and nurturing, the company hopes to foster a sense of responsibility towards the environment and encourage sustainable practices in their personal lives as well. This unique initiative demonstrates the company’s dedication to mitigating its environmental impact. The Plantation Drive was initiated by Mr Hitesh Doshi, Chairman & Managing Director, Waaree Energies Ltd, in Gujarat, demonstrating the commitment of the organisation’s leadership towards creating a greener and more sustainable ecosystem.  Waaree Energies Ltd. has set up factories namely Tumb, Chikhli and Nandigram in Gujarat through which they work towards constant innovation and catering to the requirements of the supply chain, along with addressing environmental concerns,
spreading the green cover.

“Our Tree Plantation initiative not only aligns with Waaree’s core values, but also contributes to the fulfilment of our broader sustainability goals. We believe that every individual has a role to play in preserving our environment, and this initiative reflects our commitment to environmental stewardship, By planting trees under the names of our employees, we aim to create a personal connection between our team members and the environment.” said Mr Hitesh Doshi, Chairman & Managing Director, of Waaree Energies Ltd.

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Cosmo First (erstwhile Cosmo Films) Launches Cosmo Plastech – Thin Wall Containers And Sheets

Cosmo Films a global leader in speciality films for packaging, labelling, synthetic paper, and lamination applications announces the launch of its new business division- Cosmo Plastech. This strategic move aligns perfectly with the company’s vision of offering a diverse range of packaging solutions to its valued partners for a wide array of FMCG products, providing enhanced supply chain efficiency. Speaking on the launch, Mr Pankaj Poddar, Group CEO, Cosmo First said, “We, at Cosmo First, have proudly pioneered industry-first solutions for the past four decades. As the demand for FMCG products soars, the need for innovative packaging solutions becomes significant. With the launch of Cosmo Plastech, we aim to empower our clients and consumers with cutting-edge rigid packaging solutions, all while upholding our unwavering commitment to sustainability. This marks a significant step in our journey towards a greener future, where a positive change in the packaging industry sets the stage for a circular economy.”

Comso Plastech’s containers are well-designed, offer excellent clarity and are manufactured to serve the food and beverage industry especially. Prioritising product recyclability, Cosmo Plastech has also introduced a recycling programme to ensure that the packaging solutions don’t reach landfills, fostering a culture of positive change and contributing to a circular economy. Commenting on the launch, Mr. Sanjay Chincholikar, Business Head – Technical Films & Rigid Packaging said, “Cosmo Films is proud to announce the launch of Cosmo Plastech. Our containers ensure durability, reliability, and moisture resistance thereby setting an innovative benchmark in the packaging world. With Cosmo Plastech, we look forward to meeting the industry’s evolving demands eco-consciously. Our strategic move to establish Cosmo Plastech reflects the company’s commitment towards excellence in sustainable packaging solutions.”

The packaging containers are made from high-quality materials to ensure durability and reliability using injection moulding and thermoforming techniques. Cosmo Film’s expertise in Rigid packaging solutions combined with state-of-the-art machinery ensures that the products are moisture-resistant and tamper-proof. This makes the solutions of Cosmo Plastech an alternative to traditional packaging practices. For more information related to Cosmo Plastech and its innovative sustainable packaging solutions.

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