Articles Tagged with ''recycling/recyclability''

New innovations regarding adhesives for recycling and research exploring the potential of cocoa husks offer solutions for formulators and end-users of adhesives and sealants. 

Tape manufacturer tesa celebrated the expansion of its facilities in Sparta, Michigan, with customers, community leaders, and executives from Germany.

A professor and his student team at Cal Poly have developed a new kind of debondable glue that has been approved for a U.S. patent. 

Blue Lake Packaging announces environmentally friendly alternative to traditional tape and tape dispensers.

Henkel will relaunch its bonding and sealing portfolio with recycled packaging across Europe.

Fiber-based products, in particular paper and cardboard, play an important part in the packaging and printing industries. In addition, their bio-based origin and high recycling rates provide tangible sustainability benefits. 

Newcastle University engineers have invented a new glue that may change how we recycle plastic bottles and their labels.

Thermelt is a non-reactive, solvent-free, and bio-based adhesive, consisting of rapeseed and castor bean derivatives.

Recycling silicone release liners provides environmental and economic advantages as companies endeavor to reach sustainability goals.

NEXTLOOPP is a multi-participant project that aims to create food-grade recycled polypropylene from post-consumer packaging waste.