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In the world of coffee, packaging is fundamental not only for the transport of the product, but also to preserve its quality from roasting to consumption.
Coffee is particularly delicate and susceptible to deterioration: its incorrect storage would compromise the aroma, as well as many other organoleptic qualities.<\/p>\n
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In the majority of cases, the packaging available to the coffee market to date is generally made up from various layers of heterogeneous materials, including different types of plastics and aluminum.
There are currently no technologies that can make this assembly reversible, allowing for the separation of the materials to make them recyclable.<\/p>\n
Such multi-layered structure usually involves the use of: polyester (PET), due to its characteristics of strength, printability, etc.; a part of aluminum with a barrier effect against gas, water and radiation; and polyethylene (PE) as a welding agent.<\/p>\n
Our solution has already obtained the certification of recyclability and maintains the same barrier, optical and mechanical properties as the multi-material.<\/p>\n
A single layer of PP is able to achieve the same efficiency as the three different layers of multi-material, and the sealing layer can accommodate both polypropylene or polyethylene valves.<\/p>\n
Aluminium-free and fully recyclable, our solution is available in different formats and is suitable, like multi-material, for any type of printing.<\/p>\n
Our mono-material has already obtained the Cyclos certification for recyclability and complies with all key points in the guidelines in order to ensure a sustainable product:<\/p>\n
To sum up<\/em><\/p>\n Today the coffee market can take advantage of completely recyclable and sustainable packaging that guarantees the same performance as its non-recyclable predecessors.<\/p>\n Please contact us for further information!<\/p>\n [\/et_pb_text][et_pb_code _builder_version=”4.25.0″ _module_preset=”default” locked=”off” global_colors_info=”{}”]Share: