Today a unique paper machine is launched at Segezha Pulp and Paper Mill in the Republic of Karelia. The last such project was implemented in our country as early as in Soviet times. The total investment for the project is 110 million Euro, 80 million Euro of which is the cost of equipment.

Starlinger will be showing solutions for the sustainable use of plastic packaging at interpack 2023.

Block bottom valve bags made of woven plastic are not only a tear and moisture-resistant packaging for dry bulk goods – they are also becoming an increasingly sustainable packaging alternative in this sector.

Destination circular economy: Starlinger's new backflush filter allows manufacturers of woven bags made of polypropylene tapes to use a proportion of recycled polypropylene of 50% and more in the tape extrusion process.

AD*STAR block bottom valve bags and post-consumer plastics recycling are the two main topics that Starlinger & Co. GmbH will focus on at Chinaplas in Shenzen, China.

blokomatic offers reliable and efficient solutions for producing block bottom valve bags, specially for cement and dry granular/ powdered material packaging.

As world market leader in machinery for woven plastic fabrics, Starlinger has been setting trends for decades with innovative packaging solutions for dry bulk goods.

In quite some cases plastic packaging is more environmentally friendly than other materials. A recent study shows that plastic sacks are the most sustainable packaging solution for cement...

A stronger sack bottom, material savings, low maintenance requirement – woven polypropylene sacks welded with a sealing band instead of sewn at the bottom bring significant advantages for both producers and users and help protect the environment.

Starlinger & Co. GmbH has developed an Easy Open feature for the patented PP*STAR® pinch bottom bags. For the first time it is now possible to use this consumer-friendly opening feature on packaging made of BOPP laminated polypropylene tape fabric, a very lightweight but strong packaging material.

Searching for information about polyolefins on Basell’s redesigned web site is now a lot easier.