Sachet Packaging Companies

Sachet Packaging Market

April 2023

Amcor and coffee roaster Löfbergs have teamed up to introduce a single-material coffee packaging solution that is reportedly good for both chemical and mechanical recycling and a 55% reduction in carbon footprint.

The new bag was created in compliance with CEFLEX guidelines, has been approved for recycling by the Institut cyclos-HTP, and is purportedly recyclable throughout the majority of Europe. Purporting to maintain the taste and fragrance of the coffee it contains, it makes use of Amcor's AmPrima Recycle-Ready mono-material packaging solutions.

From the development phase to the recycling test, the companies worked together on every part of the pouch's design, so it is anticipated that the product will help them achieve their individual sustainability objectives.

Nescafé recently announced the launch of an instant coffee refill pouch that is reportedly the first of its kind. It is claimed to be an additional recyclable option with an average plastic content 60% lower than a glass coffee jar lid. AIMPLAS has produced a flexible packaging solution made of coffee grounds as part of their endeavour to increase the utilisation of urban biowaste in packaging.

April 2023

Sonoco reports that EnviroFlex Paper Ultimate 1.0, a high barrier paper-based structure, has met all the requirements of the Fibre Box Association's Voluntary Standard for Repulping and Recycling and has been pre-qualified by How2Recycle.

Superior grease, moisture, and oxygen barrier packaging is offered by EnviroFlex Paper ULT 1.0, which comes in rollstock, heat/cold seal, sachets, and pre-made pouches. Using no harmful chemicals like PFAS or PVDC, the company has created EnviroFlex Paper ULT 1.0 and several other paper-based structures.

Major players in the Sachet Packaging market, including Amcor Plc, ProAmpac Holdings LLC, constantia flexibles, Huhtamaki Group, Sonoco Products Company, Mondi Group, Sealed Air, coveris, Clondalkin Group, Syntegon Technology GmbH.