AIRplus 50% Recycled is setting new benchmarks in the field of flexible protective packaging
AIRplus 50% Recycled Cushion is ideal for cushioning and wrapping shipping goods with a light to medium weight. (Credit: GlobeNewswire, Inc./ Storopack)
Storopack is broadening their sustainable air product portfolio with the production of a recycled film with at least 50% post-consumer and post-industrial waste. AIRplus 50% Recycled 16P Cushion offers the same outstanding protective properties as conventional engineered air cushions. This solution is ideal for companies that value high-quality protective packaging to keep their own products safe as well as sustainability. The lower material use of air cushion compared to other materials can also save costs. AIRplus 50% Recycled is also recyclable and therefore offers further contribution to a closed loop economy.
The result is less greenhouse gas emissions during production compared to air pillow films made from virgin material. Due to the light weight of air pillows CO2 emissions are also reduced in the entire logistics chain compared to alternative materials. The use of recycling material also saves fossil resources.
Storopack Commits to Broadening Sustainable Product Portfolio
With AIRplus 50% Recycled Cushion, Storopack is expanding its product portfolio of flexible protective packaging made from recycled and renewable materials. In addition to the new air cushion film, Storopack offers 50% and 100% recycled-content air pillows, numerous PAPERplus paper cushions, Renature loose fill and Wrap made from renewable and compostable starch materials, and PELASPAN packaging loose fill made entirely from recycled raw materials. Many other products already contain a significant percentage of recycled or renewable material.
“Recycling is a continuous process when it comes to using materials efficiently and sustainably. Indeed, it is often possible to use leftover materials to make new protective packaging without compromising on vital properties,” explains Hermann Reichenecker, Chairman of the Management Board of Storopack.
With its activities in the Alliance to End Plastic Waste and the CEFLEX initiative, Storopack is also committed to improving the global circular economy.
Source: Company Press Release