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“Renewable rebellion” in 2024? Experts weigh in on the year’s biggest promises and expectations
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 3 January 2024

“Renewable rebellion” in 2024? Experts weigh in on the year’s biggest promises and expectations

Renewable resources were a focal point of the global packaging economy in 2023 — a trend set to continue gathering momentum this year. Packaging Insights speaks to experts from ATS-Tanner, Aimplas, PulPac and packaging analyst Neil Farmer about how the renewables market will impact packaging in 2024.

Renewable revolution

F&B packaging manufacturers are seeking ways to produce more environmentally sustainable packaging solutions. To achieve that, companies are championing eco-friendly materials derived from renewable sources like plant-based and biodegradable elements, aiming to reduce environmental footprint.

UPM equips Tactic Games with renewable pulp-based wrapping film

Tactic Games is replacing plastic shrink wrap with UPM Raflatac Forest Film labels to reduce fossil-based material use and lower its game packagings’ environmental impact. The clear Forest Film label is made with 90% renewable wood-based materials and will be used as a sealing label material for Tactic’s Mother Earth game.

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