Light-weight materials, efficient production – How technological innovation shapes the future of food packaging

New technologies are enabling lighter packaging materials and greater resource efficiency, cutting down emissions and increasing competitiveness for consumer packaging based on renewable materials. Here’s a look at the advanced technology being utilised at Stora Enso’s new Packaging Materials production line at the Oulu Mill, in northern Finland.

How can high-quality consumer packaging materials from renewable fibers be made as efficiently and sustainably as possible?

This is an area Stora Enso has worked on for decades. With the launch of its new consumer board production line at the Oulu Mill in 2025, the company is taking yet another leap in finding the most advanced technological solutions to ensure the perfect combination of quality and efficiency for its packaging materials customers.

This time, the results will especially benefit customers in the food packaging industry, as the production line will be specialised for high-quality food and beverage packaging materials.
more at: https://www.storaenso.com/en/newsroom/news/2024/7/technological-innovation-shapes-the-future-of-food-packaging

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