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Luxembourg, 18 December 2020 – Guala Closures Group, the global producer of non-refillable and aluminium beverage closures, has partnered with Oceanworks®, the largest global marketplace for sustainable materials, to develop a range of closures produced using ocean plastics.

Headquartered in California, USA, Oceanworks, is a digital marketplace that streamlines the sourcing of verified recycled material collected from coastal ecosystems where it is at significant risk of ending-up in the ocean. Oceanworks network collects millions of pounds of ocean plastic annually. Oceanworks will supply 100% recycled polymers to Guala Closures which will be used to develop closures for its wine and spirits range. This partnership extends to The Group’s worldwide market reach and its sole use of Oceanworks materials for all its closures for spirits and wine using these recycled polymers.

Guala Closures will initially use these polymers in the production of its T-bar models for spirits included in the recently launched Blossom™ range and more models will be introduced soon. The caps produced with 100% recycled Oceanworks polymers are designed following the “design to change” model of the company’s recently published eco-design guidelines.

Commenting on this major development Fulvio Bosano, Guala Closures’ R&D director said, “This important agreement strengthens the Group’s commitment toward more sustainable solutions, making our closures part of the future circular economy. It is a significant step in Guala Closures’ objective to use 35% of recycled materials in our products by 2025. The success of our sustainability strategy depends on both strong internal research and partnerships with key players such as Oceanworks.”

Rob Ianelli, President and Founder of Oceanworks added, “Helping our customers in developing new products using our 100% recycled ocean plastics is an important step toward a real circular economy. Thanks to this partnership we have the opportunity to make a significant impact by scaling the production of a more sustainable packaging from materials which would otherwise be polluting our planet’s oceans. It is a real win-win.” 

Guala Closures Group 
Guala Closures Group has over 4,700 employees and 30 production facilities in five continents. It markets its products in more than 100 countries. The Group sells nearly 20 billion caps each year, with a turnover of 607 million euros in 2019. Thanks to a policy of continuous commercial development and technological innovation, the group is recognized as a world leader in the production of safety caps for spirits. It is a leading manufacturer of aluminium caps for spirits, wines and beverages. Since August 2018, Guala Closures S.p.A. has been listed on the STAR segment of the Italian Stock Exchange, joining the FTSE Italia Mid Cap Index in September 2019.
Find out more at www.gualaclosures.com

Oceanworks
Oceanworks® is a digital marketplace launched in 2019 to connect local recycled plastic supply with global demand to keep plastic out of the ocean. The marketplace offers 100s of ocean and averted plastic resins, textiles, and products from trusted suppliers worldwide. Oceanworks makes it easy for brands and manufacturers to source, evaluate, and buy these materials for both specialty applications and high-volume production alike. By catalyzing demand, Oceanworks creates financial incentives that reduce plastic pollution, cut plastic carbon footprint, and support collector livelihoods worldwide. For more information about our mission and products visit www.oceanworks.co. 

Press Contact Guala Closures Group
MAJIC Ltd
Audrey Koop, +44 (0)1424 777783, majic.audrey@majiclimited.co.uk

Press Contact Oceanworks
Patrick Todd, patrick@oceanworks.co 

Berlin, 17 December 2020 – This week the European Commission’s Scientific Advice Mechanism (SAM) published a report, entitled “Biodegradability of plastics in the open environment”. The report identifies applications of biodegradable polymers which contribute towards achieving a circular economy and tackle the challenge of managing the EU’s waste.

“We are pleased to see that this report clearly identifies several beneficial application areas for biodegradable plastics even though this was not its original focus”, says Hasso von Pogrell, Managing Director of European Bioplastics (EUBP). “We also welcome the call for economic incentives to promote appropriate disposal behaviour as well as the need for further research that it highlights”, he adds.     

Von Pogrell further comments: “The SAM report emphasises the advantages of applications from biodegradable plastics ‘where it is challenging to remove or collect a particular plastic product or its fragments from the environment after use’. Mulch films made from conventional plastics, for example, are widely used in European agriculture. The challenge of plastic accumulation in soil can be tackled with the soil-biodegradable alternative.”

EUBP was pleased to note that the report also highlights the benefits of biodegradable plastic products “where it is difficult to separate plastic from organic material that is destined for a composting waste stream or wastewater treatment”. Packaging highly contaminated with food scraps, cannot be mechanically recycled and will be incinerated or, even worse, landfilled. By using industrial compostable packaging, this contaminated waste fraction will not get lost as it can be included in the organic recycling stream. Additionally, it has been proven in several studies that industrially compostable biowaste bags significantly increase the capture rate of biowaste. However, EUBP agrees with the study authors that “the potential benefits of biodegradable plastics will only be realised if the formulation of the product is appropriate to the receiving environment, and if any potential for the item or its fragments to escape to a receiving environment in which it biodegrades more slowly, is minimised”. It is also important to highlight the report’s statement for an effective waste management infrastructure to assure proper management of biodegradable and compostable plastics.

“Industrially compostable plastics will become increasingly relevant in this context, as the EU's objective of diverting organic waste from landfill by end of 2023 approaches”, adds the Managing Director of EUBP.

The report is an important first step in considering scientific evidence on the biodegradability of certain plastics in the open environment. It also makes clear that a successful reduction of plastic waste and achieving a circular economy, requires ongoing efforts by all parts of the value chain, also including consumers, and national and regional authorities. “If we are to realise the full potential of biodegradable plastics, the EU must put in place supportive measures to improve labelling, uphold and periodically review certification and standards, and facilitate communication on waste management. Consumers are seeking out sustainability more and more. However, they need to be helped with the challenges of delivering a circular economy through more effective waste prevention, recycling and management measures including through organic recycling. European Bioplastics stands ready to support in this endeavour”, concludes Hasso von Pogrell.

European Bioplastics represents the interests of the European bioplastics industry. Its members include companies from the entire value chain. The members produce, process and distribute plastics that are made from renewable raw materials, are biodegradable or combine both properties. Further information can be found at: www.european-bioplastics.org.

Press contact:

Oliver Buchholz, Communications Manager,

European Bioplastics,

Marienstr. 19/20, 10117 Berlin,

phone: +49 (0) 30 28482 353,

fax: +49 (0)30 284 82 359,

email: press@european-bioplastics.org

Auburn, AL, December 16, 2020 – Aptar CSP Technologies, a leader in material science and active packaging solutions t

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New Delhi, 17th December, 2020 – Cosmo Films Ltd., a global leader in specialty films has successfully developed a new transparent printable bi-axially oriented polypropylene (BOPP) film called “TeploR” with a higher heat resistance. 
The FMCG brands and the entire packaging industry are aiming to recycle waste generated from flexible packaging. BOPP films have an excellent recyclability however; most of the flexible packaging is made with different plastic materials making it difficult to recycle.
TeploR has been engineered to work as a printing layer allowing mono material structures in multi-layer laminates for various packaging applications in both food and non-food segments. The film has excellent slip properties, good machinability and has a great performance on high-speed VFFS and HFFS machines. It has good thermal stability (no shrinkage) upto 185˚C; way more when compared to conventional BOPP films (145-155˚C).TeploR will prove to be a good replacement in packaging machines where the sealing temperatures are higher.

Commenting on the same, Mr.Pankaj Poddar, CEO, Cosmo Films, said:“The TeploR film has an excellent printable surface at high converting speeds, will not shrink or form wrinkles and can be recycled easily. We have also gone ahead and patented the product in the company’s name. ”
About Cosmo Films
Established in 1981 and founded by Mr. Ashok Jaipuria, Cosmo Films today is a global leader in specialty films for packaging, lamination, labeling and synthetic paper. With engineering of innovative products and sustainability solutions, Cosmo Films over the years has been partnering with worlds’ leading F&B and personal care brands and packaging & printing converters to enhance the end consumer’s experience.
Company’s film offerings include BOPP and CPP films. Today, the company is the largest exporter of BOPP films from India and also the largest producer of thermal lamination films in the world. Its customer base is spread in more than 100 countries with manufacturing units in India, Korea & Japan.

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• High barrier protection against oxygen and moisture for use in automated fill lines • Ideal for use with oxygen and moisture absorbers 
• Standard bottle neck SP-400 

December 17, 2020 – Airnov Healthcare Packaging is introducing its new brand, OXYNOVTM.  Applicable for High Protective Barrier Bottles, OXYNOV offers protection for pharmaceutical,  nutraceutical and probiotic products. The OXYNOV Barrier Bottles utilize extrusion-blow-molding  (EBM) technology creating a 6-layer bottle with ethylene vinyl alcohol (EVOH) which offers the highest  barrier to oxygen and moisture available on the market for this packaging category. The OXYNOV  bottles are rigid containers to be used on automated filling lines for a fast, reliable output, and do not  shrink when bottles are used in conjunction with oxygen absorbers. 

The OXYNOV bottle is the latest brand in Airnov’s oxygen protective solutions which, when combined  with oxygen absorbers, offers the ideal product to avoid the degradation of oxygen sensitive products  such as drugs, proteins or probiotics. Airnov produces OXYNOV bottles in a range of sizes from 40cc  to 400cc. “After introducing our new company name in February this year we are continuing to update  and evolve some Airnov category products to grow our core business of healthcare packaging  
solutions. It’s been a wonderful journey along this process to create OXYNOV,” says Stephane Rault,  global product line manager. “Customers will now recognize our oxygen protective solutions through  our new Oxynov brand, dedicated to oxygen protective solutions.”  

OXYNOV not only protects against oxygen, it guarantees protection from moisture and UV. The  OXYNOV bottles are delivered to customers in tight aluminum bags resulting in a 2-year shelf-life, are  compliant with SP-400 regulation and may be used with standard screw cap and child resistant  closures as well as US FDA, EU regulations and USP 38/NF 33 supplement 1<671>. Regulatory  statements are available upon request and are registered in a Drug Master File. 

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Stéphane Rault 
Global Product Manager, Oxygen Absorbert 
+33 1 41 76 20 22 
stephane.rault@airnov-healthcare.com 
Kristóf Kovács 
EMG 
+31 164 317 025 
kkovacs@emg-marcom.com 
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About Airnov Healthcare Packaging 
Airnov Healthcare Packaging is a global leader in shelf-life preservation solutions to protect  pharmaceutical, nutraceutical and diagnostic products from moisture and oxygen. This includes drop-in  sorbents such as canisters and packets, integrated desiccant systems, and specially designed  container-closure systems. Airnov has five manufacturing plants located in France, the U.S., China, and  India. 
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