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The markets for flexible packaging materials recorded some minor price decreases across the substrates in the third quarter of 2025. Aluminium foil (7 micron) showed particularly pronounced reductions, alongside BOPA, BOPP and BOPET films. While one-side coated paper (60 g/m²) remained stable, HDPE and LDPE continued the weaker trends seen during the first half of the year.
While prices for one-side coated paper (60 g/m²) increased by 2% compared to Q1 2025, confirming the upward trend, other materials experienced slight price declines: aluminium foil (7 micron) fell by 4%, BOPA film (15 micron) by 1%, and PET film (12 micron) by 2% compared to the previous quarter. BOPP film (20 micron) remained price stable. HDPE prices fell by 2%, while LDPE remained at the previous quarter’s level. This is according to recent data from Flexible Packaging Europe (FPE).
Lecta is firmly committed to delivering innovative and more sustainable products that support a circular economy. Our broad range of​ flexible packaging papers, made from natural, recyclable, and renewable raw materials, is designed to protect product integrity with optimal barrier properties. The launch of Creaset HGP reflects this, creating packaging solutions that meet the evolving demands of today's consumers.
Prices for flexible packaging materials in Europe showed a mixed development in the third quarter of 2024, influenced by fluctuations in the availability of raw materials, logistics and international markets. The latest price index data (based on Q4/2020 = 100%) illustrates the dynamic changes in the individual substrates.
OQ, the fast-growing and multifaceted Oman-based integrated energy company, continues to make progress towards product optimisation and innovation as it caters to the growing demand for flexible packaging solutions.
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Under the patronage of State Parliament President Ilse Aigner and State Minister for Economic Affairs Hubert Aiwanger, the Bavarian SME Award was presented for the 14th time on 23 June 2023 in Munich.
Senior New Material Technology is investing heavily in battery separator film lines. Already eight Brueckner lines have been successfully in operation for some time now at their Changzhou premises.
Sweets and confectionary are usually packed in small plastics pouches equipped with a euro hole to allow them to be hung up on metal hooks in supermarkets.
Brueckner Group USA inaugurated its Customer Innovation Center during its Customer Days event last week, May 17 and 18.
As a newcomer in the BOPP film industry, TU PHUONG BOPP FILM found in Brueckner Maschinenbau a strong and reliable partner for the future.
Highlights include fully converted packaging samples using revolutionary oneBARRIER sustainable solutions and daily live demos featuring a BOBST laminator
Intervue
BOBST oneBARRIER sustainable solutions for MDO PE and paper namely oneBARRIER PrimeCycle and FibreCycle are both officially recyclable. The PrimeCycle clear high barrier mono-material solution obtained a certification of recyclability of 98% by Institute cyclos-HTO GmbH. Whilst FibreCycle, the solution for barrier paper with BOBST AluBond has been assessed as 94.4% recyclable by PTS, the German paper research institute.
Franz Rixgens has been a fine art packaging and shipping specialist since 1978. He was co-founder of an art packing & shipping company in Germany in the 1990ies, and as such has steered the development of fine art packaging in general, and specialized in the contribution of shock-reduction and vibration-control technologies for the art packing and shipping sector.
As an increasing number of brand owners begin to evaluate their product packaging for sustainability—whether to meet mandatory retail initiatives or to reap some of the rewards associated with greater environmental stewardship—one area of great interest is the use of bioplastics as a replacement for traditional, petroleum-based polymer packaging. But what exactly constitutes a bioplastic?
Alastian is an unique way of buying polyolefins via Internet which became available for CIS customers less than half a year ago. General Manager of the project, Mr Filip Van De Vliet kindly agreed to answer any questions from current and potential users of this model. Text of the interview is available in Russian and English language. Check the updates!