Recently, a company based in Vienna, Austria, has established a new strategic alliance with the UK's early green technology sustainable packaging suppliers to promote a circular economy by developing low-cost, high-performance, reusable and recyclable foam injection membranes. s solution.
Open innovation collaboration will help develop this technology, make the platform broader, and enable licensing for more manufacturing partners in a variety of markets across multiple applications.
Due to the ban on disposable plastics, especially in the food and beverage industry, the market demand for alternative solutions that are reusable and easier to recycle is increasing. By combining technology with Nordic material grades to produce lightweight foam injection molding Solutions to meet this need. The global use of co-developed solutions will be obtained through licenses.
Adria, director of new business development at the Arctic, said: 'As a strong advocate of circular economy in our industry, we at Arctic are eager to work with pioneer companies to develop reusable and recyclable polyolefin solutions. The combination of foam products and ECOCORE technology to produce innovative, lightweight solutions is more than just an exciting business opportunity: this is a real improvement in packaging optimization.'
Scandinavian founder Chris Bokin commented: 'We are delighted to have found a partner who is as committed to developing new solutions for innovative packaging that reduce environmental impact. Combining our ECOCORE technology with Nordic materials and foam Expertise will produce viable new applications that have significant benefits for businesses, consumers and the environment.'