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Application AutomotiveNews<br />

Foldable reusabel transport packaging<br />

WALTHER Faltsysteme sets new standards for<br />

sustainability in returnable logistics: The specialist for<br />

foldable reusable transport packaging presents for the first<br />

time a plastic folding box, 93 % of which was produced from<br />

renewable raw materials (a blend of sugar based resins,<br />

minerals and natural waxes). The folding<br />

box will initially be available in the<br />

external dimensions 600 x<br />

400 x 220 mm. The future<br />

areas of application for<br />

the innovative container<br />

are diverse: standard<br />

dimensions and the latest<br />

RFID technology guarantee<br />

reliable processes from highly<br />

automated intralogistics and supplier<br />

transport to the use in stores. With this<br />

pilot project, Walther Faltsysteme is further<br />

developing its proven GREENLINE product range: the<br />

company manufactures 100 % of its Greenline transport<br />

boxes from regenerative plastic.<br />

The latest innovation in the Greenline product line is<br />

produced by injection moulding and shall be available in<br />

all colours. Reason for the further development from using<br />

regenerative plastics towards using more and more lastics<br />

from renewable raw materials is the increasing demand<br />

for lean and environmentally friendly reusable transport<br />

packaging in all sectors. “With around 17 million tonnes of<br />

packaging waste per year, producers, suppliers and dealers<br />

are looking for an efficient solution. The product<br />

development of a folding box made of<br />

renewable raw materials brings<br />

us one step closer to our goal of a<br />

low-pollution recycling economy”,<br />

explains Thomas Walther, Managing<br />

Director of Walther Faltsysteme.<br />

The Greenline product line convinces<br />

with its sustainable development concept:<br />

with proper handling, the containers score<br />

with a comparatively long service life of<br />

around 100 cycles. The regenerative material<br />

can also be used for about two to three additional<br />

product life cycles after the recycling process. Walther<br />

Faltsysteme has already circulated more than 500,000<br />

transport containers made of regenerative material. MT<br />

www.faltbox.com<br />

New organic almondmilk<br />

with cashew in its first plant based bottle<br />

or fewer, such as vanilla extract and responsibly sourced<br />

coconut sugar. These new nutmilks avoid excessive use of<br />

stabilizers and thickeners, allowing the taste of the real<br />

ingredients to shine.<br />

“Every ingredient has a purpose, and every flavor comes to<br />

life in its own unique way,” said Aubrey Yuzva, Senior Brand<br />

Manager, So Delicious Dairy Free. “It’s so delicious, you’ll be<br />

so surprised it’s such a simple recipe with no extra.”<br />

So Delicious ® Dairy Free, Eugene, Oregon, makers of<br />

delicious dairy-free foods and beverages, is expanding its<br />

nutmilks with the launch of three new So Delicious Organic<br />

Almondmilks with Cashew – in primarily plant-based<br />

packaging, i.e. bottle mede of Braskem’s Green PE. A leader<br />

in dairy-free products for the past 30 years, So Delicious has<br />

made its mark on the industry with over 100 delicious dairyfree<br />

choices.<br />

The brand continues its legacy with this launch of organic<br />

almondmilk with cashew, which has seven ingredients<br />

In an effort to continue to grow as a clean and sustainable<br />

brand, So Delicious has also developed the first primarily<br />

plant-based bottle in the refrigerated dairy case for the new<br />

line of organic almondmilk with cashew, so consumers can<br />

fall in love with the bottle, too. The recyclable bottles are at<br />

least 80 % plant-based, reducing the brand’s dependence<br />

on fossil fuels.<br />

Their latest Non-GMO Project Verified, Gluten-Free,<br />

Certified Vegan and Certified Organic nutmilk is available in<br />

three flavors; vanilla, unsweetened and original, all of which<br />

are 50 calories or fewer per serving. Each flavor includes<br />

cashews for added creaminess and is free of carrageenan,<br />

artificial flavors, artificial colors, dairy and soy. MT<br />

www.sodeliciousdairyfree.com<br />

22 bioplastics MAGAZINE [<strong>04</strong>/18] Vol. 13

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