Coveris set to launch sustainable food-to-go range at Lunch!

From: Packaging News

Coveris is set to launch four new formats to address sustainability at the Lunch! show.

The company’s Pack Positive sustainability strategy targets packaging reduction, recyclability and supply-chain waste in line with UK Plastics Pact targets.

The Lunch! show takes place Thursday 20 and Friday 21 September 2018 at ExCeL London,

The show will demonstrate product and packaging innovations, trends and insights for the food-to-go industry under one-roof.

As one of the UK’s largest manufacturers of printed packaging solutions for the food-to-go sector, Coveris is set to unveil a range of new sustainable formats to address the growing demand for improved recyclability and disposal within the sector.

Plastic-free sandwich and wrap packs:

Providing a plastic-free alternative to current non-degradable OPP lined packs, the new range replaces the film liner component with a cellulose-derived substitute, in combination with FSC/PEFC board.

RecyclaPEel sandwich and wrap packs:

Coveris’ exclusive RecyclaPEel formats are designed for consumers to separate individual board and film components before disposal to enable a more recyclable solution, when correctly channelled. Using patented peel-away technology, the pack allows for easy removal of the laminated components.

Rightweight sandwich and wrap packs:

Technically engineered to deliver like-for-like protection, freshness and process efficiencies, Coveris’ Rightweight range simply offers a next generation sandwich and wrap solution that reduces overall weight by 10% through material optimisation.

Hybrid Cup:

Delivering a 70% reduction in plastic compared to like-for-like rigid formats, Coveris’ new hybrid cup packs combine FSC/PEFC board with a lightweight plastic alternative to provide a high-barrier, fully lined format.

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