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Amcor launched an amprimac flexible bugs in the European market for bulk foodservice applications.
The company states that the packaging is reduced by carbon waste to 79% and uses 84% less water. These figures are based on an estimate approved by carbon trust.
Designed to improve efficiency during bags, storage and transit, it takes less space than metal containers before filling.
Once filled, they hold less volumes of traditional canned goods. Suitable for things like sauces, dressings, frozen vegetables and proteins.
The new design can also include subsequent reinforcement materials that meet food contact requirements.
A pump or spout dispenser can be added to turn the bag into a bowl that can be filled. It supports manufacturing operations that require functional bulk packaging.
Amcor says these bags are in line with the EU packaging and packaging emissions.
According to lighter weight and repetition, the expanded producer of enterprises can help reduce liability fees and plastic related taxes.
Recycling ability depends on local infrastructure, is suitable for regions with polyethylene (PE) recycling system.
The product is directed to the EU markets, including products, France, Germany and Spain. The design is adapted in the packaging waste ongoing policy changes.
Amcor made a present last month Paper-based Stand-Up Bag To fill dry drink.
The product is initially put into operation in Europe, in the Middle East and Africa as part of the amcor amphiber performance paper range.
“Amcor packs monomaterial bags in Europe Packaging GatewayA global brand.
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