Latest Articles MERRIMACK NH, [October 20,2021] Film packaging manufacturers have shown greater interest in ensuring the recyclability of their products in recent years. Newly released guidance is intended
Latest Articles Contact: Kristi Hansen Phone: 603-668-7551 Email: [email protected] FOR IMMEIDATE RELEASE September 14, 2021
Latest Articles AMHERST, NH [May 3rd, 2021] Scholle IPN also announced that the bag-in-box packaging passed the Association of Plastic Recyclers’ FPE-CG-01 testing, which evaluates the compatibility of
Latest Articles AMHERST, NH [April 28th, 2021] On March 5, APR awarded a letter to P&G for the company’s 100% plastic base-cup-free, bag-in-bottle aerosol container. During a March
Latest Articles AMHERST, NH [April 1st, 2021] Plastics Recyclers Europe, which has developed RecyClass recyclability testing standards, has recognized Plastics Forming Enterprises (PFE),Amherst, New Hampshire, as an accredited
Latest Articles AMHERST, NH [March 30, 2021] Plastics Recyclers Europe, the leading organization to define recyclability in Europe and to develop the RecyClass recyclability testing standards, has recognized
Latest Articles AMHERST, NH [February 16, 2021] – Today, Plastics Forming Enterprises (PFE) enters a new chapter with the announcement of Kristi Hansen assuming the role of President.
Latest Articles ‘Millad® NXTM 8000’ technology is fully compatible with the polypropylene (PP) recycling processes in Europe and poses no recyclability issues, according to the findings of an
Latest Articles by Jared Paben Testing has shown that a label for PET bottles and several tube packages are compatible with current plastics recycling processes. The Association of Plastic
Latest Articles Every day, brands and packaging producers submit detailed packaging specifications to How2Recycle®, and the program assesses the recyclability of each packaging type and issues specific recommendations
APR Certification gives brands confidence labels will not impede recycling, supports enhanced packaging sustainability
Amcor, one of the world’s largest packaging companies, developed a film that matches the heat resistance of oriented PET but can still be recycled in PE film streams.
