Coveris, a European packaging company, introduces its latest sustainable packaging innovations at Anuga FoodTec 2024. The BarrierFresh MAP skillets extend the shelf life of sandwiches, while MonoFlex films and laminates are recyclable replacements for non-recyclable plastics. Additionally, Coveris’ 100% paper-based block bottom bags offer a sustainable packaging alternative.
BarrierFresh MAP Skillets: Extending Shelf Life and Reducing Food Waste
One of the standout products Coveris will introduce is its BarrierFresh MAP skillets. Designed to extend the shelf life of sandwiches, these skillets aim to help reduce food waste. By maintaining the freshness of packaged food, Coveris hopes to contribute to a more sustainable food industry.
MonoFlex Films and Laminates: A Recyclable Replacement for Non-Recyclable Plastics
Additionally, the company will display its expanded range of MonoFlex films and laminates. Made from polyethylene and polypropylene, these products serve as a direct replacement for non-recyclable plastics. This innovation is a significant step towards creating a circular economy in the packaging industry.
100% Paper-Based Block Bottom Bags: A Sustainable Alternative
Lastly, Coveris will present its 100% paper-based block bottom bags. Offering barrier protection against external factors, these bags provide a sustainable packaging alternative that doesn’t compromise on functionality.
According to Katja Killian, Business Development Director at Coveris BU Flexibles, the company’s sustainability strategy revolves around the vision of “No Waste.” She emphasized that their packaging solutions offer the market highly effective and protective options that are also sustainable.
