Spain’s Technological Institute of Plastics (Aimplas) is taking part in a project to develop packaging for fish products out of PP and wheat starch.
The Thinfish project, which includes the National Association of Fish and Seafood Canning Manufacturers (Anfaco), as well as Spanish company Criimpla and Bulgaria-based Sivel, is hoping to create packaging that is recyclable, biodegradable and less than 1mm thick.
… Full text: www.europeanplasticsnews.com/subscriber/newscat2.html?cat=1&channel=620&id=2644
Tags: package, design, energy, flexibility
Source
European Plastics News, 2013-03-06.
Supplier
AIMPLAS (Asociación de Investigación de Materiales Plásticos y Conexas)
Anfaco Ceocopesca
Criimpla S.L.
Sivel Limited
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