October 2014

rigid intermediate bulk containers ribcs and material handling containers are expected to see the fastest growth through 2018, according to freedonia group&39s reportbs b2b bureau&nbsp &nbspcleveland, ohio usa&nbsp october 15, 2014 last updated at 1405 ist&nbspwith increase in manufacturing activities and access to shale oil &amp gas in the us, the demand for rigid bulk packaging is projected to increase 4 percent per year to 7.3 billion in 2018, according to a new study from the freedonia group &ndash the usbased market research firm.

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tetra pack launch of the industrys first carton made entirely from plant based, renewable packaging materials. the new tetra rex carton will be the first in the market to have biobased lowdensity polyethylene ldpe films and biobased highdensity polyethylene hdpe caps, both derived from sugar cane.toincreasing the renewable content of our packages is not only good for the environment, but also offers our customers a competitive advantage in the overall environmental profile of their products.

the british consumers surveyed, 22 find tinned food difficult to open. however, young adults are the most frustrated when it comes to opening their tinned tuna or beans 28 of 25 to 34 year olds find tinned food difficult to open, compared to 16 of over 55s. ambient fish is one category where demand for easytoopen packaging will drive a shift away from food cans and towards packs such as pouches.demand for pouches in this market will grow from 8.7 million packs in 2013, to 15.1 million packs by 2018.

tetra pak today announces the launch of the industrys first carton made entirely from plant based, renewable packaging materials. the new tetra rex carton will be the first in the market to have biobased lowdensity polyethylene ldpe films and biobased highdensity polyethylene hdpe caps, both derived from sugar cane, in addition to forest stewardship council fsc certified paperboard.environment excellence is one of tetra paks strategic priorities and a driver of our product development activities, said charles brand, vp marketing & product management at tetra pak.