TIPA’s latest 312MET film provides high-barrier protection against moisture, oil, and salt while being home-compostable, so snack companies no longer have to choose between sustainability and performance.
“We’re showcasing this breakthrough at Packaging Innovations & Empack and BIOFACH, two key events happening as we speak,” the company recently announced on LinkedIn.
TIPA’s goal to eradicate plastic waste in snack packaging has advanced significantly with this introduction.
Home Compostable High Barrier Film for Lamination
TIPA 312 MET is a co-extruded metalized film that combines sustainability and outstanding performance. It is made to biodegrade in both residential and commercial compost settings.
“This high-barrier film offers excellent sealing capabilities and is specifically engineered for lamination use. It is compatible with extrusion and solvent-based lamination processes, as well as water-based lamination,” the product’s specs reveal.
TIPA 312 MET is designed to be paired with an additional cellulose or paper layer, offering the best 2-ply home compostable solution for chips, fries, and snacks.
When combined with an additional layer, this metalized film is printable, sealable, and available in a range of thicknesses and applications.
TIPA’s products and applications align with official standards for compost conditions, both industrial [EN13432] and home.
“For converters seeking to offer a certified compostable solution, TIPA provides the option to sublicense our certification, streamlining the path to market,” the company’s experts concluded.
