TC Transcontinental Packaging announces its investment of US$60 million towards development of mono-material recyclable flexible plastic packaging solutions, providing high-performance polyethylene (PE) films with more heat resistance.

In addition to the new biaxially oriented polyethylene (BOPE) film line, which is a first in North America, the investment includes ancillary equipment and a 120,000 sq. ft. building expansion in TC Transcontinental Packaging’s Spartanburg, South Carolina facility.

The picture shows TC Transcontinental Packaging’s machinery.

The company chooses Brückner, with its expertise in film production and technology, to supply equipment for the new BOPE film line.

“Our investment in BOPE is a strategic decision that positions us to address sustainability shortcomings in existing offerings,” stated Alex Hayden, Senior VP, R&D, Innovation, Sustainability and ESG at TC Transcontinental. “The new equipment will advance the commercialization of recyclable film solutions to meet the challenging requirements of our different applications without sacrificing fill speed or performance.”

TC Transcontinental Packaging dedicates in sustainable production development. Its vieVERTe sustainable product portfolio includes packaging solutions which are recyclable, compostable and made from post-consumer recycled (PCR) content.

They leverage the benefits of flexible packaging, including product protection, extended shelf life and reduced food waste, while eliminating its environmental footprint.

Thomas Morin, President and CEO of TC Transcontinental added that in additional to creating a more circular economy for plastics, the company’s product also protect and preserve their contents throughout their lifecycle.

The company’s investment is well in process and is expected to be completed in fiscal year 2024.

TC Transcontinental Packaging announces its investment of US$60 million towards development of mono-material recyclable flexible plastic packaging solutions, providing high-performance polyethylene (PE) films with more heat resistance.

In addition to the new biaxially oriented polyethylene (BOPE) film line, which is a first in North America, the investment includes ancillary equipment and a 120,000 sq. ft. building expansion in TC Transcontinental Packaging’s Spartanburg, South Carolina facility.

The picture shows TC Transcontinental Packaging’s machinery.

The company chooses Brückner, with its expertise in film production and technology, to supply equipment for the new BOPE film line.

“Our investment in BOPE is a strategic decision that positions us to address sustainability shortcomings in existing offerings,” stated Alex Hayden, Senior VP, R&D, Innovation, Sustainability and ESG at TC Transcontinental. “The new equipment will advance the commercialization of recyclable film solutions to meet the challenging requirements of our different applications without sacrificing fill speed or performance.”

TC Transcontinental Packaging dedicates in sustainable production development. Its vieVERTe sustainable product portfolio includes packaging solutions which are recyclable, compostable and made from post-consumer recycled (PCR) content.

They leverage the benefits of flexible packaging, including product protection, extended shelf life and reduced food waste, while eliminating its environmental footprint.

Thomas Morin, President and CEO of TC Transcontinental added that in additional to creating a more circular economy for plastics, the company’s product also protect and preserve their contents throughout their lifecycle.

The company’s investment is well in process and is expected to be completed in fiscal year 2024.