Stretch Film Recycling: Atlantic Packaging & Coca-Cola Consolidated

We’re excited to announce that in partnership with our valued customer, Coca-Cola Consolidated, our Stretch Film Recycling Program is currently creating post-consumer recycled (PCR) resin from used and recaptured stretch film!

To reduce carbon emissions and the use of virgin material, we are creating a pilot closed-loop system for Coca-Cola Consolidated’s stretch film by reclaiming the high-quality film that we sell them so that it can be reused in new stretch film applications.

Stretch film is essential for business-to-business logistics and allows pallets of products to make it safely through the supply chain efficiently and without damage. At Atlantic, we work with our clients to optimize their stretch film application for maximum load containment with minimal material usage through our MUST Stretch Film Management Program. When the ideal amount of high-end stretch film is applied to each individual load of products consistently, this results in less wasted stretch film and less plastic entering the waste stream for improved sustainability.
more at: https://www.atlanticpkg.com/2024/05/stretch-film-recycling-with-coca-cola-consolidated/

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