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Winpak increases commercialization of its recycle-ready thermoforming films
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Winpak provides ReForm and ReLam in multiple gauges from 75 to 275 microns and from 65 to 175 microns respectively, with peel options on the non-forming material.
WINNIPEG — Winpak Ltd., creating sustainable packaging innovations, has made some updates on its sustainable product lineup.
Following up on the 2019 launch of its ReFresh™ Recycle-Ready product portfolio, Winpak has made progress within the last 18 months on the commercialization of its forming and non-forming recycle-ready films – ReForm and ReLam. Anchored in its vision “To Provide the Best Packaging Solutions for People and Planet”, Winpak has already onboarded customers throughout North America on a fully commercial scale.
“These revolutionary materials provide a unique advantage to customers looking to make substantial reductions to their carbon footprint and comply with their sustainability pledges,” said Reinaldo Piña, Technical Product Manager, Multi-Barrier Films at Winpak. “They are available to interested customers in North, Central and South America as we expand our portfolio into new applications everyday.”
ReForm and ReLam are over 95 per cent from the Polyolefin family and would meet the requirements for Polyethylene mono-material recycling streams with a barrier component of less than 5 per cent to maintain the highest shelf-life standards required in the food industry.
Their machineability, optics and performance are comparable to traditional multilayer structures. Both materials are pre-qualified through the How2RecycleTM and NexTrexTM store drop-off recycling programs.
Winpak provides ReForm and ReLam in multiple gauges from 75 to 275 microns and from 65 to 175 microns respectively, with peel options on the non-forming material. Both materials can also contain post-consumer resin content (PCR), certified by the ISCC PLUS standard.
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