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Report: Blister and Clamshell Recycling in America
Download this report from Dordan to learn about the true state of blister/clamshell recycling, myths vs. realities, and a roadmap for future progress.
White Paper | Posted August 3, 2010
Advancements in Sustainable Medical Device Packaging
In this white paper by Perfecseal find out how redesigning packages with cost reductions and improved sustainability in mind, medical device organizations can develop packages that use less material and reduce package size and weight.
White Paper | Posted May 25, 2010
Case Study: Go Phone Package Redesign from Dordan Results in Reduced Cost and Lower Carbon Footprint
Download this white paper to learn how Dordan’s redesign of the Go Phone package provided the total packaging solution by reducing costs and lowering the carbon footprint of the selling unit.
White Paper | Posted May 5, 2010
MILK BOTTLES TO FLEXIBLE FILM: PCR HDPE Now Available in Flexible Packaging
The packaging marketplace has been without a commercially viable flexible film containing post‐consumer recycled materials—until now. This White Paper by Bemis explains it all.
White Paper | Posted April 22, 2010
21+ Tips to Improve Shrink Packaging Sustainability
Sustainability is increasingly central to your package, your customers and your overall business. So if you’re seeking ideas for improving sustainability, we’ve got good news! In this White Paper, Clysar, a leading shrink film manufacturer, shares easy action steps you can take to create a more sustainable package and wrapping operation.
White Paper | Posted April 22, 2010
IntegraGuard™ Bags Bring New Relevance to Paper Packaging
In this White Paper by Bemis, brand packagers are given a game‐changing new choice in multi‐wall paper bag technology.
White Paper | Posted April 22, 2010
CardPak® has been able to provide overall cost reductions, on average, of 5% to 10% when using its ClubPak™ products.
Energy costs to make these ecological packages (compared to the traditional alternative of plastic clamshells) are about 1/5th the cost. Plus, greenhouse gas emissions are reduced by half.
White Paper | Posted March 22, 2010
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