Recyclable packaging solution for latest Nestlé snack bar
Recyclable packaging solution for latest Nestlé snack bar
2019-11-08 From:Packaging News Sappi and Constantia Flexibles collaborated with Nestlé to support the launch of the YES! snack bar wrapped in recyclable paper. With the increased global push for environmentally friendly and sustainable paper-based packaging solutions, Sappi said it has made great strides in developing breakthrough proprietary barrier technology to offer new opportunities to satisfy this need. Susanne Oste, vice president of innovations and sustainability at Sappi Europe, commented: “Sappi has been working with leading consumer brand owners to develop and supply renewable paper-based packaging solutions understanding and supporting the goals of making their packaging recyclable without compromising on food protection and shelf life. One example of this is the new Sappi Guard range of products providing brand owners with a paper confectionery wrapper to meet market demand for more sustainable products.”
Stefan Grote, executive vice president, consumer, at Constantia Flexibles, commented on the partnership with Sappi: “We at Constantia Flexibles also recognize the importance of actively contributing to the circular economy. With our new innovation we have strongly underlined our competencies in paper-based packaging solutions that ensure high product quality and freshness over the entire shelf life. This is an important step towards more sustainable products that may innovate the confectionery packaging. We are very proud of this successful joint effort in the project with Nestlé and passionate to drive sustainable packaging solutions globally.”
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