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Plastic packaging reduction thanks to induction heat sealing

A ‘little-by-little’ adjustment approach to reduce plastic packaging, known as lightweighting, is proving popular with big and small companies alike. A new guide, launched by Selig this week, shows food and beverage producers the potential of lightweighting and how, when combined with induction heat sealing, it can help deliver significant plastic packaging reductions, quickly and easily.

Lightweighting is a tried and tested method for reducing food and drink packaging but when combined with induction heat sealing, the results can be significant: key dairy producers have seen a 24% reduction in the weight of their plastic packaging. The guide discusses the environmental and cost benefits of lightweighting and how induction heat sealing can actually improve the overall consumer experience is not affected when using plastic reduced packaging.

John Brown, Vice President Business Development at Selig comments: ““Manufacturers all want to do our part to make changes to avert the potential disaster of there being more plastics than fish in the ocean by 2050[i]. One of the ways of doing this is through ‘lightweighting’ packaging. We are finding that this approach, combined with our induction heat sealing technology, is having a significant impact, offering food, beverage and pharmaceutical providers ways to improve their sustainability credentials in these tough economic times.”

For more information on how induction heat sealing and lightweighting can be combined to deliver cost and environmental benefits, why not download Selig’s new guide here.

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About Selig Group 

Selig is a leading worldwide manufacturer of tamper evident cap and closure lining materials for use across a broad range of applications, such as food and beverage, pharmaceutical, agrochemical, cosmetics and healthcare. Selig’s comprehensive range of both one- and two-piece structures means that they can manage even the most challenging applications with one of their customised aluminiumfoil/heat seal combination products. In addition, Selig offers a range of easy open products, which offer greatest convenience and product freshness to the consumer as well as product differentiation to the brand owner.

 

For further information, contact,

Selig Europe:
635-637 Ajax Avenue, Slough Trading Estate, Berkshire SL1 4BH, United Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0) 1753 773000
Email: sales@seliggroup.com
Web: https://www.seligsealing.com/

Selig Americas:
184 Shuman Blvd, Suite 310, Naperville, IL 60563, USA
Tel: +1 (630) 992 3158
Email sales@seligsealing.com
Web: http://www.seligsealing.com

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