Inteplast seeks additional sustainability feedback

Plastics producer, which has a recycled-content product line, will attend the Flexible Packaging Association’s annual meeting to seek customer feedback on sustainability issues.

Inteplast Engineered Films (IEF) and Inteplast BOPP Films, makers of packaging films based in Livingston, New Jersey, says it will have staff members at a March business conference in order to “dive deeper into the fluid and frequently shifting landscape of sustainable packaging.”

The packaging materials firm, known collectively as Inteplast Group, says it will have a presence at the Flexible Packaging Association’s 2024 annual meeting in Tucson, Arizona, this March 20-22.

“We’re very excited about joining the FPA,” says IEF President Bob Stein. “As a guest at the fall 2023 meeting, I found the association’s agenda to be very relevant to IEF and our focus on developing, producing and selling our sustainable films, which are branded under our InteGreen label.

Continues Stein, “I see joining the FPA as yet another opportunity to get closer to our customer needs, understand and stay ahead of any changing or expected legislation and to work closer with all of our partners as we navigate this very dynamic time as a supplier into the flexible packaging industry.”
more at: https://www.recyclingtoday.com/news/inteplast-plastic-film-recycling-packaging-2024-fpa-meeting/

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