Transport packaging with 70% Post-Consumer Recyclates (PCR) nominated for the PackNorth Award

The cutting-edge plastic film, designed to provide outstanding load stability, features 70% Post-Consumer Recycled (PCR*) content – a significant step toward circularity in transport packaging.

By incorporating 70% PCR, the Stretch hood Loop70 demonstrates that sustainability and high performance can go together. Our customers can continue to rely on the same exceptional load stability and safety, ensuring protection for both goods and drivers, while significantly reducing the environmental footprint.

The Stretch hood Loop70 is more than just another product – it represents our commitment to circularity and carbon reduction. At Trioworld, we are constantly pushing the boundaries of packaging innovation, combining circular solutions with industry-leading performance. By optimising film thickness and integrating recycled materials, we are setting new standards for tomorrow’s packaging solutions – making them available already today.
more at: https://www.trioworld.com/news-insights/news/packnorth-award-2024-stretch-hood-loop70-nomination/

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