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Ultra Premium Direct approached Coveris for their expertise in forward-thinking, sustainable packaging to support the launch of PROTEIN BOOST.
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Edward Timpson CBE, MP for Eddisbury, has visited Coveris’ extrusion facility in Winsford to learn more about how we are developing the recyclable and recycled films of the future.
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Irish Dog Food teamed up with its packaging supplier, Coveris, to design their first recyclable bags in bigger sizes. By choosing Coveris’ proven MonoFlexE brand, sustainability and shelf appeal requirements have been met.
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Primarily known for its plastic packaging and film products, European packaging manufacturer Coveris has added a stronger focus on its paper packaging offer.
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Coveris has today launched a range of lightweight, next generation stretch films containing a minimum 30% recycled content to reduce reliance on virgin plastics and meet forthcoming UK Plastic Packaging Tax requirements.
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Coveris has teamed up with one of the UK’s largest rice suppliers Veetee to launch fully recyclable packaging for Aldi’s own-brand rice. The launch of Coveris’ fully recyclable MonoFlexE for two SKUs is a significant development in the rice category.
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Coveris has started the New Year with the launch of a new stretch film for silage bale wrapping: Unterland R. The new member of the Coveris Unterland family offers enhanced sustainability features.
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Coveris have launched a range of lightweight, fully recyclable pouches for Tesco’s grated cheese alongside manufacturer Ornua Foods.
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With just one week to go until the capital’s most innovative packaging event, Amberley Labels is gearing up to showcase a range of award winning products and technologies at London’s Olympia.
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Coveris is presenting at COMPAMED two highly recyclable solutions: Flexopeel T and Formpeel T films. These sustainable alternatives offer medical packaging products the same functionality and safety while minimising the packaging and product waste.
