Packaging industry requires innovations, but consumer preferences present complex dichotomies between performance and packaging waste. Emerging developers are targeting new materials that improve performance and/or end-of-life. In this report, we analyze emerging additives, coatings, thermal managem...
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Technology | July 27, 2021
Material innovations for consumer packaging applications. Not part of subscription
News Commentary | January 21, 2021
Typically, polyethylene and other films, such as plastic bags and pouches, are among the toughest plastics to recycle. Australian recycler Replas has worked with RMIT researchers to mechanically convert these films to a material, Polyrok, that serves as a concrete additive, replacing part of the ... Not part of subscription
Analyst Insight | February 25, 2022
Recycling of ocean plastic (OP) and ocean‑bound plastic (OBP) has received heightened attention from brands looking to sell products to well‑intentioned consumers wanting to keep plastics out of the oceans. "OBP" refers to plastic that has been captured before entering the ocean and should not be ... Not part of subscription