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Packaging is the container for a product, designed and manufactured to protect and preserve it during transport, storage, and delivery to the end customer. It is very useful for differentiating the product or brand.

THEY ARE MADE FOR

THEY ARE MADE OF

CAN BE FOUND AS

  1. Facilitate product handling.

  2. To facilitate the identification of the product and its characteristics for the buyer.

  3. Motivate the purchase of products through promotion and marketing.

  1. Paper

  2. Metal

  3. Plastic (we're here !)  

  4. glass

  5. Textile

  1. HDPE high-density polyethylene

  2. PVC polyvinyl chloride

  3. LDPE Low-density polyethylene

  4. PP Polypropylene

  5. PS Polystyrene

  6. PET Polyethylene Terephthalate (we are here!)

  7. BOPP Biaxially Oriented Polypropylene (we are here!)

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PET

Polyethylene terephthalate, widely known as PET, is a plastic polymer manufactured through a polymerization process of terephthalic acid and monoethylene glycol. This material is produced in different formats and can be transformed through various processes such as extrusion, injection molding, and even thermoforming.

Currently, PET acrylic material is one of the most rigid and resistant thermoplastics on the market, with transparency and crystallinity being one of its most appreciated characteristics.

Divided tray with red berries

BOPP

Six-pack bag

It is a plastic material used in the manufacture of containers, labels, ropes, and other products. BOPP is characterized by its high resistance to moisture, grease, and chemicals, making it ideal for packaging food and chemicals. Furthermore, BOPP is a recyclable material and can be reused to manufacture new products.


Among its chemical properties, it resists water vapor, oil, grease, some acids, and complies with FDA regulations for direct contact with food. Its sealing properties allow it to be used in automatic vertical FFS (Variable Form-Folding System) or horizontal FFS (High-Folding System) packaging machines, sealing flap and/or flap.

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