Coca Cola awarded ABRE 2014 beverage packaging prize for using Tetra Pak’s bio-based cartons

Tetra Pak is currently in discussion for the discovery of bio-based cartons prepared with LDPE i.e. Low Density Polyethylene films developed from sugarcane. Now, Del Valle Reserva Juice of Coca Cola has been awarded with the 2014 ABRE awards Beverage packaging prize for being the first brand to utilize tetra Pak cartons. The important fact to be taken under consideration in this series is that this brand in Tetra Prisma has over 200 million customers in Brazil per annum. As per the business strategy, Del Valle Brand of Coca Cola has been introduced with bio-based cartons 13 billion packs to over 150 customers in April 2014. According to a report, utilization of LDPE promotes the renewable content up to 78 percent in tetra Aseptic packing by Coca Cola.

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According to the Technics and Logistics vice president of Coca Cola, Brazil, Rino Abbondi, Tetra Pak is reputed for its leading position and expertise in application of renewable resources. This makes the company outstanding in the series of groups using green technology and eco friendly strategies to save environment. Del Valle, is an effort for participation in innovative environment friendly deals. The company’s management is pleased to know that Coca Cola won this prize.

Tetra Pak to be expected for launching the bio-based carton till 2015

Tetra Pak is again in discussion for the latest packaging project it has launches for food processing and packaging. The best thing to know about the latest project of the company is that it is totally bio-based, renewable and made up of sustainable materials. Introducing an ideal example to the Carton Industry, the new cartons by the carton have been produced from LDPE films and High density polyethylene caps developed from sugarcane. The most interesting part of the story is that the company has launched this innovative project in collaboration with Braskem, the biopolymer producers. It is expected that during early 2015, the packages will be introduced to the market which will be the first in the industry.

Read full story about the plant-based packaging product here at - http://containers.packaging-business-review.com/news/tetra-pak-introduces-industrys-first-plant-based-carton-171014-4407922

According to the VP marketing and product manager of the company, Charles Brand the main objective of the company to work behind the strategic priorities is excellence in environment; also, the management team is looking for the better way to drive product development activities.  With the help of customers, stakeholders and suppliers, the company is securing leading position in industry for its completely biodegradable packaging. This entire system also provides competitive benefits to customers for eco-friendly deals.

Over 175000 visitors participated in 2014 Interpack packaging industry fair

Dusseldorf has experienced the Interpack 2014 packaging industry fair in May to attract 175K visitors involving the central theme of avoiding wastage of food. Especially designed PP films have been focused extensively for numerous exhibitors. MMR soft matt, a special film bearing soft silky smooth touch and paper like appearance for packaging of thermo-sensitive films was one of the main attractions of visitors here. Jindal Films represented Bicor 50 SuP 490 which possesses potential of being compared with cast PP films and show better efficiency in comparison to the LLDPE blown and LDPE. Being the high transparency film it enables swifter filling speed because of lower heat transfer.

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Laurent Chantraine, the business development manager of the Jindal Business states that the company has also began using packaging of BOPP films for their Cadbury chocolate bars. This caused replacement of aluminum foils and introduced good aroma barrier properties along with an increase in hermetic sealing. Apart from this all, this kind of packaging is good for reducing insect infestation to the chocolate bars.

On the other hand, B Pack, the Italian film producer represented PA barrier closable packs in new versions which are white, transparent and UV resistant. This product has been developed with ILPRA, the leading Dow Chemical and Welding machinery producer.

Braskem Displays Benefits of Green Plastic in Interpack

Green plastic is earning good popularity among people nowadays as it is completely a renewable material made up of polyethylene (a production of sugarcane ethanol), this product is found in various kinds of materials people use daily such as food beverages, cosmetics, personal care products, home care industry etc. use of the green plastic explains innovation in designing, focus on lifestyle and efforts for sustainable growth.

To offer rigidity and flexibility to plastic products, various industries are employing their attention in the use of HDPE and LDPE i.e. low density polyethylene and high density polyethylene. In 2014, LDPE was subjected to offer additional packaging and covering deals. Read more about this matter here - www.packagingeurope.com/Packaging-Europe-News/58567/Braskem-Showcases-Advantages-of-Green-Plastic-at-Interpack-.html

Braskem served its customers with the help of its regional partners that offer assistance for evolution of new products with enhanced quality. The innovative packaging of products is good for increasing sustainability and eco friendly deals. According to the Director of Braskem’s Renewable Chemicals dept, the company’s portfolio of green polyethylene is efficient enough to meet demand of customers. Under a trade fair, the company will represent possible applications developed by it for innovative deals. Moreover, Ecover, a packaging brand will be displayed on the company’s stand. Ecover is a renewable and recyclable product to be used for contamination free packaging.