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Finland’s Ahlstrom’s Cristal transparent papers get SAFER designation

31st Mar 2023

Finland-headquartered Ahlstrom has announced that its Cristal transparent packaging papers have met ChemFORWARD's SAFER programme's rigorous evaluation of human and environmental criteria for safer alternatives. This announcement comes as brand owners are seeking more eco-friendly packaging solutions that meet both packaging and consumer demands.

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US’ Avery Dennison implements Carbon Trust footprinting tool

31st Mar 2023

Avery Dennison Corporation, a leader in labelling and packaging materials & solutions, is partnering with the Carbon Trust to develop a bespoke carbon footprinting tool. The tool will be used to measure and report on the environmental impact of their label products, in response to growing demand for transparency and sustainability in product supply...

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US’ Michelman earns 2023 EcoVadis gold rating for sustainability

30th Mar 2023

Michelman has received a gold rating for sustainability from EcoVadis, placing it in the top 96th percentile of over 100,000 companies evaluated across 200 industries. EcoVadis is a provider of business sustainability ratings. Its assessment evaluates a company's integration of sustainability and corporate social responsibility across 4 themes.

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Finland’s Ahlstrom aims 38% reduction in Scope 1 & 2 emissions by 2030

29th Mar 2023

In 2022, Ahlstrom has committed to setting science-based emission reduction targets in line with net-zero. It plans to reduce absolute Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 38 per cent by 2030 and achieve zero waste by 2030. In 2022, the company also invested in new boilers to reduce carbon footprint and achieved a record-high net sales and comparable EBITDA.

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SharpCell launches premium napkins with Sweden’s OrganoClick’s binder

28th Mar 2023

The Finnish airlaid nonwoven producer SharpCell is launching a plastic-free and fossil-free airlaid material for premium napkins at the Tissue World trade fair in Düsseldorf. The material has been developed in collaboration with OrganoClick and is made using OrganoClick's biobased, plastic-free and home compostable binders called OC-BioBinder.

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ETH Zurich researchers develop textile sensor to detect exhaustion

28th Mar 2023

A team at ETH Zurich led by Professor Carlo Menon has developed a smart textile sensor that can measure physical exhaustion. Integrated into athletic leggings, the sensor uses a unique fibre structure to capture body movements precisely. The sensor’s potential applications could extend to preventing exhaustion-related injuries in the workplace and more.

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US’ Noble Biomaterials’ Ionic+ Botanical tech gets EPA registration

27th Mar 2023

Noble Biomaterials' latest antimicrobial technology is called Ionic+ Botanical, which uses a bio-based registered citric acid formula to inhibit the growth of microbes and reduce odour on fabric and other soft surfaces. The technology has received EPA registration, which allows Noble's licensed partners to claim antimicrobial benefits such as odour...

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Sweden’s Essity & Voith join forces to develop CO2-free tissue-making

27th Mar 2023

Essity has partnered with Voith to develop a tissue-making process that reduces energy and CO2 emissions while cutting water consumption by up to 95 per cent. The process uses renewable hydrogen, and Essity aims to achieve net-zero emissions of GHGs by 2050. Essity plans to launch a pilot phase later this year before implementing the process...

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ExxonMobil to display innovative hygiene products at Index23 in Geneva

27th Mar 2023

ExxonMobil will showcase its sustainable hygiene product portfolio, including polypropylene and Vistamaxx performance polymers, at Index23 in Geneva. The company will present a model baby diaper and nonwoven solution made of its products. The company hopes to help customers unlock business opportunities and meet their circularity goals with its...

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