The flexible packaging giant said the new films offer up to 80% reduction in carbon footprint compared to similar packaging.
Suitable for fresh and processed meat and fish, as well as hard cheese, the new packaging is heat resistant up to 90°C and is made with low Ethylene-Vinyl Alcohol Copolymer (EVOH) content without compromising the shelf-life of perishable foods.
Certified as recyclable by Cyclos-HTP, it is recyclable within Polyethylene (PE) streams and offers up to 80% lower carbon footprint compared to existing PA/PE thermoforming films.
The new thermoformable films are highly transparent with a clear gloss to help demonstrate the quality of products to shoppers by creating a tight, wrinkle-free packaging.
Ranging from 85 to 200 microns thicknesses with custom-engineered forming, the packaging is puncture and abrasion resistant for increased product protection.
Rosalia Rosalinova, senior marketing manager, Amcor, said: “Meat, fish and dairy producers today are looking for better choices when it comes to more sustainable packaging. As our customers look at ways of reducing their own carbon footprint, we are constantly evolving our product portfolio to support them. Our new thermoforming films offer both businesses and consumers a better choice when it comes to recycle-ready packaging.”
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