In the search for sustainable alternatives for industrial packaging, the bioplastics PLA (polylactic acid) and PHA (polyhydroxyalkanoate) emerge as promising solutions, albeit with significant differences.  

The PFAS substance group, which has been used for decades, has come to the attention of the public and legislators. Awareness in Europe has also changed due to new legal developments in the USA with the first-class action lawsuits and settlement payments totalling billions.

In the disposable product industry, paper cups are often seen as an eco-friendly alternative, but there are some important details that go unnoticed. Generally, these cups are coated with POLYETHYLENE (PE), a type of plastic used to prevent the paper from disintegrating when in contact with liquids.

The packaging sector is facing an unprecedented transformation. With the imminent implementation of stricter regulations in Europe and the United States, companies must move from asking “what to do?” to “how to do it?”.