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Recyclable in the RIC 5 stream
We have recently launched our Investing in better, sustainability roadmap for 2021 and beyond. In it, we outline three ambitious targets to hit. One of them is, by 2025 to have 100% of our packaging be recyclable. A major step forward is developing our kpNext™ family. Moving to a more recyclable solution is a natural fit with our strategic goals.
Reduced CO2 footprint
Defining sustainability targets for a company is important in order to help our environment. kp is continuously working on new product developments that will help you reach your sustainability targets, for example kpNext™ RB5. This blister film solution is halogen-free and has a 10% lower CO2 footprint versus traditional barrier film products*.
Excellent thermoforming capabilities
Too many times manufacturers develop sustainable solutions that cause major problems on manufacturing lines - not with kpNext™ RB5. This pharmaceutical packaging film is a plug & play solution with excellent thermoforming capabilities and no fallback compared to similar packaging types.
Superior barrier characteristics & chemical resistance
With kpNext™ RB5 we have taken our sustainable pharmaceutical packaging films to the next level. Having introduced the first to market recyclable blister film in August 2021, we are now ready to present an advanced solution: A sustainable blister film with equivalent barrier properties to 90gsm PVdC coated films.
* Based on internal calculations
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Experts from kp, Plastics Forming Enterprises (PFE) and GSK Consumer Healthcare SARL will talk about certified recyclable options for blister packaging. Learn how to achieve your sustainability objectives NOW!
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