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Innovia Films launches white floatable PO shrink film for light-sensitive products

Feb 20, 2024

Innovia Films launched RayoFloat – a low density white film made from polyolefin (WAPO) with floatability when printed, closing the loop of food grade packaging.


The opaque film delivers light blocking properties that can be applied to industries that are light sensitive, such as dairy, food supplements, nutritional products and cosmetics.


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Innovia Films launched a white floatable film for light-sensitive products.

 

At the present, many light-sensitive products are packed in HDPE bottles, which are not recycled back into food grade packaging.

 

RayoFloat white APO allows easy separation and removal of labels from PET bottles and other types of plastic containers in the recycling process. It automatically detaches during sorting and recycling in the sink/float process, thus enabling a high yield of high-quality PET flakes that are the basis of food grade recycling.

 

The film also supports a closed loop in production facility and contains up to 20% post-industrial recycled content.

 

The patented film solution will be produced at the European Innovia site in Płock, Poland.


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