Plastic Packaging

Antalis introduces Priplak R30, a new addition to its sustainable product range, offering enhanced environmental benefits for the visual communications sector. Made from polypropylene and containing 30% post-industrial recycled content, Priplak R30 strengthens its credentials as a sustainable and versatile material for applications such as POS displays, signage, packaging, and more.

The Sustainable Choice: Polypropylene

The AA+ grade, under the revised Issue 6 of the BRCGS Standard for Packaging Materials, is one of the most prestigious accolades within the certification scheme. This certification not only streamlines the supplier approval process but also assists food companies in meeting BRCGS Food Standard requirements, thereby helping retailers and food manufacturers adhere to their legal obligations.

As part of the company's ongoing commitment to sustainability, URefill aims to revolutionise how everyday products are purchased and used, making a significant impact on both environment and consumer habits.

The 'URefill Machine' is the first-ever refill machine designed for dispensing liquid products to consumers, says a statement.

The service, which can be broken down into several phases, begins with an in-depth audit of the container production process to accurately assess its true environmental impact, then offers expert support to significantly and rapidly reduce the consumption associated with PET containers and blow moulding. 

A pressing need to reduce consumption 

Schattdecor Group, a leading German manufacturer of decorative surfaces, has enhanced its production capabilities by installing a second Cellaxy laser system from Hell Gravure Systems. This addition bolsters the company's capacity to engrave large-format gravure cylinders, a critical component in decorative printing.

The project aligns with the National Framework for Recycled Content Traceability (NFRCT) and aims to offer trust and transparency of Australian recycled content for end users while automating data capture and reporting.

The NFRCT, released in December 2023, is a voluntary national framework for recycled content traceability. This guideline aims to enhance trust in recycled materials by helping businesses collect and share information, ensuring clear and consistent traceability rules for all recycled content products in Australia.