Made from FSC-certified paper, Sev-Rend’s High-Strength Paper Wine Glass Tags claim to be plastic-free, recyclable, and biodegradable while maintaining their integrity and facilitating traceability.
Reportedly, the tags do not contain any plastics or PVC. At the same time, they are designed to avoid tearing and provide moisture resistance to protect against humidity, rain, and other water damage during handling and shipping.
Customers can inkjet-print the labels for date and lot coding. Sev-Rend claims that the tags can be seamlessly integrated into automated packaging lines, requiring no modifications to existing systems, and enhance efficiencies.
The tags are available in standard sizes of 120mm, 145mm, and 160mm and aim to help customers maintain operational efficiency while pursuing their sustainability goals.
“Our High-Strength Paper WGT solutions align with the industry’s growing demand for sustainable, high-performance packaging without compromising efficiency or product integrity,” said Brittnie Hammack, director of Marketing at Sev-Rend. “This product is engineered to withstand the rigorous demands of fresh produce handling while remaining 100% biodegradable and recyclable.”
Earlier this year, Fedrigoni revealed its own wet-strength papers made from virgin, alternative, and recycled fibres under its Wet-Glue Collection. Aimed at the gourmet food, beverage, and wine and spirits industries, the lineup is designed to offer high barrier properties, printability, and visual impact.
How2Recycle also revealed its How2Recycle Plus label, which integrates The Recycling Partnership’s Recycle Check QR code. Consumers can scan the code, then enter a zip code or allow location permissions to receive instant local recycling and disposal instructions for specific packaging.
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