Packaging & Pallets Product Focus
Packaging comes naturally
Sealed Air, a leader in packaging solutions, has launched PakNatural loose fill, a protective packaging product made from 95% non-food based renewable materials
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n addition to its sustainable proper- ties, PakNatu- ral loose fill
provides superior protection and produces less dust, offers greater anti-static performance and increased inherent strength in comparison to similar products and starch-based loose fill products on the market. Operations already designed for loose fill packaging can easily switch to PakNatural lose fill without making changes to their current packaging process. Mirella Andrianno, product manager at Sealed Air, commented: “Loose fill packag- ing has interesting applications in the protec- tive packaging market and has potential for growth as companies demand more sustainable packaging materials. PakNatu- ral will enable us to meet this demand by providing companies with a packaging
product that offers outstanding environmental and product protection performance.
“We didn’t offer loose fill packag- ing previously because the envi- ronmental and performance positioning did not fit with our company’s vision. With PakNatural loose fill we have developed a loose fill solution that offers sustain- ability and perfor-
mance benefits
PakNatural has “outstanding
environmental and product protection performance”.
at a competitive price, giving our customers another option to meet their protec- tive packaging needs.” n
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