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Duino Mill Now Part of Mondi Group

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Duino Mill Now Part of Mondi Group

Following our announcement on 16 August 2022, we are pleased to confirm that Mondi has completed the acquisition of the Duino mill near Trieste, Italy, from the Burgo Group.

Mondi plans to invest around €200 million in converting the existing lightweight coated mechanical paper machine at the mill into a high-quality, cost-competitive recycled containerboard machine with an annual capacity of around 420,000 tonnes. The mill is ideally located to source paper for recycling, supply Mondi’s corrugated solutions plants in Central Europe and Turkey as well as to serve the growing local Italian market. The converted machine is expected to start-up in 2025.

“We are excited to welcome Duino mill to the Mondi Group and the opportunity this provides to grow our packaging business. We are committed to the long-term future of the mill and recognise its important role in the community and contribution to the local economy”, says Markus Gärtner, CEO Mondi Corrugated Packaging.

www.mondigroup.com

 

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ALPLA on Course for Success With Record Turnover of 5.1 Billion Euros

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ALPLA on Course for Success With Record Turnover of 5.1 Billion Euros

27.5 per cent increase due to growth and rise in costs

The ALPLA Group can look back on a successful financial year 2022 in spite of the crisis. Sales of 5.1 billion euros exceeded the previous year’s figure by 27.5 per cent. In addition to the company’s growth strategy, the record turnover reflects the significantly higher costs for energy, materials, staff and transport. In 2023, the packaging and recycling specialist will focus on expanding its injection moulding capacities, investing in recycling, expanding its Pharma division and researching alternative materials.

ALPLA continued its international growth trajectory in 2022, expanding production capacities, increasing staff numbers and posting sales growth of 27.5 per cent. The international specialist for packaging solutions and recycling therefore achieved a positive annual result despite massive increases in energy prices and a shortage of raw materials. Newly opened sites, acquisitions and expansions resulted in more than 1,000 additional employees. The number of plants increased from 177 to 190.

‘The packaging industry will be dealing with high costs, changes in demand and changing consumer behaviour for a long time to come. We use efficiency, innovation and recycling expertise to realise safe, affordable and sustainable plastic solutions in times of crisis too,’ emphasises ALPLA CEO Philipp Lehner. In addition to targeted acquisitions, the key factors contributing to the success were close and long-standing partnerships, strong regional roots and the expedited expansion of recycling capacities.

Growth markets, injection moulding and recycling

The long-term aim is for the company to grow by four to five per cent annually. In addition to capacity expansions in its core business, ALPLA is also planning strategic investments in injection moulding, increased involvement in the pharmaceutical sector and the expansion of the global circular economy. At the same time, there will be research into alternative, bio-based and biodegradable materials. ‘We are striving for long-term sustainable growth, strengthening our global presence, promoting recyclable products, minimising the use of resources and energy consumption, and expanding our portfolio,’ announces Lehner.

The focus is primarily on the growth markets of Africa, the Middle East, Asia and North America. In the area of recycling, ALPLA has been investing more than 50 million euros annually in capacity expansions and technology development since 2021. For there to be more packaging which is both recyclable and affordable, closed loops and sufficient materials are needed. ALPLA is therefore planning to double the annual production of recycled materials at its own plants by 2026 and is supporting the development and optimisation of local collection systems around the world.

www.alpla.com

 

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Borealis Acquires a Majority Stake in Renasci Signalling On-Going Commitment to Leading the Transformation to a Circular Economy

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Borealis Acquires a Majority Stake in Renasci Signalling On-Going Commitment to Leading the Transformation to a Circular Economy

  • Borealis increases its financial investment in Renasci to acquire a majority shareholding position of 50.01%
  • Investment will provide Borealis increasing access to chemically recycled feedstock, strengthening the Borcycle C portfolio of virgin-level grade recycled products
  • EverMindsTM in action: Borealis will leverage its market position and innovative technological capabilities to unlock the potential of Renasci’s Smart Chain Processing concept to accelerate progress on circularity

Borealis, one of the world’s leading providers of advanced and circular polyolefin solutions and a European market leader in base chemicals, fertilizers and the mechanical recycling of plastics, has acquired a majority stake in Renasci N.V., a Belgium-based provider of innovative recycling solutions and the creator of the novel Smart Chain Processing (SCP) concept.

Borealis announced the acquisition of a 10% stake in Renasci in July 2021; today it announces an increase of its investment to acquire a majority stake of 50.01%, signalling on-going confidence in the potential of Renasci’s patented SCP concept to drive the circular transformation. The investment is an important component of Borealis’ strategy to reach its ambitious circular goals, which target a six-fold increase in the volume of circular products and solutions to 600 kilotonnes by 2025, rising to 1.8 million tonnes by 2030. The acquisition will support Borealis to reach these goals by providing increasing long-term access to chemically recycled feedstock from Renasci’s Ostend facility and through enabling access to key circular technologies.

SCP is unique because it enables the processing of multiple waste streams using different recycling technologies under one roof, resulting in exceptionally high valorisation of waste. Through leveraging its market access, knowhow, and innovative technological capabilities, Borealis will accelerate the implementation of the SCP concept and will also explore opportunities for replicating the model in strategic locations.

“With this investment, we mark another milestone on our path to realising our Strategy 2030 goals. Our acquisition of a controlling stake in Renasci has the potential to unlock significant progress on circularity for our entire industry, and is proof of the EverMindsTM spirit in action,” says Borealis CEO Thomas Gangl.

“We are committed to leading our industry towards a more sustainable future, and this acquisition is pivotal to our success. Renasci and its SCP concept are perfectly aligned to Borealis’ circular cascade model, which sits at the heart of our ambition to become circular in plastic and in carbon,” says Lucrèce Foufopoulos, Borealis Executive Vice President of Polyolefins, Circular Economy Solutions and Innovation & Technology.

Strengthening Borealis’ BorcycleTM C portfolio

The controlling stake in Renasci will support Borealis to further strengthen its BorcycleTM C range of product offerings by providing future supply security of chemically recycled feedstock. Borcycle C is a portfolio of transformational chemical recycling solutions with ISCC (International Sustainability & Carbon Certification) PLUS-certified content based on the mass balance approach, giving polyolefin-based, post-consumer waste another life. Chemically identical to products derived from fossil feedstock, Borcycle C solutions are suitable for all applications, including those that are subject to stringent quality and safety regulations such as healthcare and food packaging, which cannot always be met using mechanically recycled materials. “Following 18 months of successful cooperation, we’re pleased to receive this increased investment from Borealis signalling its ongoing confidence in the Smart Chain Processing concept to drive circularity. Borealis’ strategic market position and commitment to the circular economy mean it is ideally placed to develop and implement the SCP concept, as well as to leverage our combined technological capabilities to unlock further circular progress” says Gert Vanderseypen, General Manager, Renasci.

www.borealisgroup.com

 

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TPEs Get a Grip on Medical Device Handles

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TPEs Get a Grip on Medical Device Handles

KRAIBURG TPE, a global TPE manufacturer of thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) products and custom-engineered TPE solutions for a wide range of industries and applications, offers the Asia-Pacific medical and healthcare markets its THERMOLAST H HC/AD1/AP series of compounds for grips and handles of medical instruments.

Medical devices that are ergonomically design brings both positive outcome for patients and medical professionals by providing precision, flexibility, comfort, and ease of control.

In addition, ensuring the handles and grips in medical instruments is well-designed is important to create the conditions for the instruments’ performance as well as to promote good work practices to prevent work-related risks. Advanced materials such as thermoplastic elastomers (TPEs) have gained traction in the production of medical devices due to their exemplary properties.

KRAIBURG TPE, a global TPE manufacturer of thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) products and custom-engineered TPE solutions for a wide range of industries and applications, now offers the THERMOLAST H HC/AD1/AP series in Asia-Pacific for grips and handles of instruments such as thermometer, endoscope, reflex hammer, disposal scalpels, forceps, tweezers, pliers, and others.

Benefits of polar adhesion and mechanical properties
KRAIBURG TPE’s THERMOLAST H HC/AD1/AP series of compounds are particularly well-suited for handle and grip applications due to their adhesion properties to polar thermoplastics, such as PC, ABS, ASA, SAN, PET, PS, and PETG. Furthermore, the THERMOLAST H HC/AD1/AP series, with its superior mechanical properties and soft touch surface, provides better grip and excellent surface feel for the instruments when used. Overall, the compounds deliver functional and beneficial design elements that enhance user experience.

Additionally, the series of compounds can be processed through injection molding and can be sterilized in an autoclave at 121°C or with ETO (gas).

Compliance with standards a prerequisite
KRAIBURG TPE’s polar adhesion TPE series, complies with international standards such as ISO10993-5 and GB/T 16886.5 (cytotoxicity), US FDA CFR 21, Regulation (EU) No 10/2011, REACH, and RoHS. This allows for safety of use in medical device applications.

These compounds are environmentally-friendly, biocompatible and do not contain silicones, latex, PVC, or phthalates. Pre-coloring is available, allowing products to be customized to meet the needs of the medical application. Plus, the compounds allow for lightweight and durable grips and handles.

Sustainability successes of our TPE
KRAIBURG TPE’s recent sustainability innovations include a specially developed material solution for automotive, consumer, and industry applications comprising post-consumer recycled (PCR) and post-industrial recycled (PIR) content.

www.kraiburg-tpe.com

 

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Mondi Celebrates Eight Worldstar Awards for Outstanding Packaging Solutions

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Mondi Celebrates Eight Worldstar Awards for Outstanding Packaging Solutions

  • The WorldStar Global Packaging Awards is the most prestigious global packaging competition, recognising the best industry innovations from across the world.
  • Mondi wins eight awards this year, highlighting the Group’s sustainable packaging solutions and commitment to creating circular driven solutions.

Mondi, a global leader in sustainable packaging and paper solutions, has received eight awards in five categories at this year’s WorldStar Global Packaging Awards.

The WorldStar Awards recognise the best ideas, innovations and technologies on the market, with a focus on sustainability, product protection and end-user convenience. They are open to entries from packaging companies around the globe.

“We are very proud to have our sustainable and innovative packaging solutions recognised. Together with our valued customers, we work hard to create distinctive solutions that serve societal needs, and receiving prestigious awards like these is incredibly satisfying for our hard working teams! We are already excited about making many more of our ideas a reality over the next year,” says Markus Gaertner, CEO Mondi Corrugated Packaging.

“We are honoured to be recognised by the WorldStar Awards. Our award-winning products illustrate Mondi’s commitment to developing packaging that is sustainable by design. Our broad range of product innovations help our customers reach their sustainability goals, since we always evaluate what the best solution is for our customers, our planet and the end-user. Using paper where possible and plastic when useful, we are determined to make packaging part of a circular economy,” says Thomas Ott, CEO Mondi Flexible Packaging.

Mondi’s 2023 WorldStar Award winners are:

Mono Formable PP, category: food
RetortPouch Recyclable, category: food
EasyTray, category: Fresh fruits and vegetables
NoTamperBox, category: ecommerce
Corrugated-board Wedge, category: transit
TrapezeBox, category: food
Turbocharger, category: transit
Eco Multi Rack, category: other

The Awards Ceremony and Gala Event for the 2023 WorldStar Packaging Awards will be held in May in Dusseldorf, Germany.

www.mondigroup.com

 

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Plastindia Foundation Set to Host Asia’s Largest Plastic Exhibition – The 11th Edition of PLASTINDIA 2023

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Plastindia Foundation Set to Host Asia’s Largest Plastic Exhibition – The 11th Edition of PLASTINDIA 2023

  • Around 1800 exhibitors from all across the world to showcase their products and technology
  • More than 200,000 footfall expected at the show over the 5 days
  • Leading exhibitors like Reliance , Lohia,, Supreme, HMEL, Mamata, Exxon, IOCL Bruckner, Starlinger, W&H, Rifenhoser, Borouge from India, and various countries like Germany, Austria, Singapore, Japan to participate in the spectacular show
  • Hon’ble Prime Minister invited to inaugurate the exhibition

Plastindia Foundation, an internationally recognized organization devoted to promoting excellence in the field of plastics is all set to host the 11th edition of the International Plastics Exhibition, Conference, and convention – PLASTINDIA 2023 from 01st to 05th February 2023, at newly revamped Pragati Maidan in New Delhi. Asia’s largest plastic exhibition will bring together over 1800 Exhibitors from across the world. Besides India, Germany, Austria, Japan and Singapore are some of the key participating countries.

PLASTINDIA 2023 will focus on innovation, sustainability, and growth, facilitating modern techniques that will help to maintain the development of the plastics industry in India and will work towards developing India into a preferred sourcing hub for plastics globally. The five-day event will provide an excellent opportunity for Exhibitors to showcase their new innovations in Processing, Machinery, Moulds, and Dies, Auxiliary Equipment, Printing and Packaging, raw material, and more.

Innovative products/ technologies to be showcased by leading participants like RIL, IOC, HMEL, Alok Masterbatches, Fine Organics, Kuraray, OQ, SABIC,  in raw material; Lohia, Mamata, Rajoo, Pelican, JP, Milacron,  ASB, Husky, ENGEL, Rifenhauser, W&H, Bruckner in machinery; UFLEX, EREMA, Starlinger in recycling equipment; Supreme, Vishakha, in Finished Products.

Speaking on the occasion, Shri Jigish Doshi – President of Plastindia Foundation said, ”We are delighted to present PLASTINDIA 2023. After an unwilling pause of four years due to the pandemic, Plastics industry professionals from all over the world will again get a chance to present future perspectives and solutions for the plastic and polymer industry. The mega exhibition will be the biggest one till date and is expected to consolidate its position as one of the largest pure Plastics exhibitions in the global plastics scene.”

“This event will truly be an incredible platform and opportunity for Indian plastics industry. Not just the main exhibition itself, there will be a stunning bouquet of associated offerings that make Plastindia exhibitions a ‘must not miss’ affair for global plastics honchos,” added Shri Doshi. Shri Ajay Shah – Chairman, National Executive Council, PLASTINDIA 2023 said, “PLASTINDIA has grown into a global experience, covering the entire gamut of plasticsproducers, processors and users of plastics, together with recyclers of plastics and it witnesses intense participation by both Indian and International Plastics Fraternity”.

“This exhibition is likely to change the face of plastics as it will help create more awareness about sustainability and recycling. All the participants will be part of this change. If you are in the plastics industry, you simply cannot miss the opportunity of being in the show of such magnitude. I urge everyone from the plastics industry to come forth and be a part of PLASTINDIA 2023.”

Over the years, the plastics industry has reinvented itself with advanced innovations and developed environment-friendly processing and utilization techniques that do not affect the environment.

 

 

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Highest Court in China Renders Final Judgement to Maintain Asahi Kasei’s Patent for Bat-Tery Separators

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Highest Court in China Renders Final Judgement to Maintain Asahi Kasei’s Patent for Bat-Tery Separators

The Japanese technology company Asahi Kasei has been successful in winning various litigation disputes relating to patents for lithium-ion battery separators. On November 2, 2022, The Supreme People’s Court of the People’s Republic of China rendered the final judgement to maintain Asahi Kasei’s patent for battery separators in China.

The recent judgement was preceded by four years of litigation disputes related to patents for lithium-ion battery separators in Asia. In August 2018, Asahi Kasei filed a patent infringement lawsuit with Shenzhen Intermediate People’s Court against Shenzhen Xu Ran Electronic Co., Ltd. and Shenzhen Xu Ran Electronic Co., Ltd. in Shenzhen, China, as joint defendants, based on the patent owned by Asahi Kasei, aiming at prohibiting Xu Ran Electronic and Others from selling their “single-layer W-scope” battery separators in China and compensation for damages (a total of 1 million yuan). In December 2020, the Supreme People’s Court of the People’s Republic of China rendered a final decision which fully accepted Asahi Kasei’s claim of patent infringement and ordered to stop selling the above products and to pay compensation for damages.

In response to the court’s decision, Shenzhen Xu Ran Electronic Co., Ltd. requested the invalidation of Asahi Kasei’s patent. The China National Intellectual Property Administration made a decision to maintain the patent, and in response, the other party filed an appeal with the Beijing Intellectual Property Court of the People’s Republic of China. However, a judgement to maintain the Patent was rendered on September 28, 2021.

The other party further filed an appeal with the Supreme People’s Court of the People’s Republic of China, however, this time the final judgment was rendered as above. Asahi Kasei will pay close attention to issues concerning intellectual property rights, and if deemed necessary, take specific measures proactively against any infringement.

For more information, visit www.asahi-kasei.com

 

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Novel 3D Printing Method to Fabricate Complex Metal–Plastic Composite Structures

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Novel 3D Printing Method to Fabricate Complex Metal–Plastic Composite Structures

Researchers from Japan and Singapore have developed a new 3D printing technique to create precise patterns on the external and internal surfaces of 3D plastic structures

In recent years, research interest in the 3D printing of metal patterns on plastic parts has grown exponentially, due to its high potential in the manufacturing of next-generation electronics. But fabricating such complex parts through conventional means is not easy. Now, researchers from Japan and Singapore have developed a new 3D printing process for the fabrication of 3D metal–plastic composite structures with complex shapes.

Three-dimensional (3D) metal–plastic composite structures have widespread potential applicability in smart electronics, micro/nanosensing, internet-of-things (IoT) devices, and even quantum computing. Devices constructed using these structures have a higher degree of design freedom, and can have more complex features, complex geometry, and increasingly smaller sizes. But current methods to fabricate such parts are expensive and complicated.

Recently, a group of researchers from Japan and Singapore developed a new multimaterial digital light processing 3D printing (MM-DLP3DP) process to fabricate metal–plastic composite structures with arbitrarily complex shapes. Explaining the motivation behind the study, lead authors Professor Shinjiro Umezu, Mr. Kewei Song from Waseda University and Professor Hirotaka Sato from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore state, “Robots and IoT devices are evolving at a lightning pace. Thus, the technology to manufacture them must evolve as well. Although existing technology can manufacture 3D circuits, stacking flat circuits is still an active area of research. We wanted to address this issue to create highly functional devices to promote the progress and development of human society.”

The MM-DLP3DP process is a multi-step process that begins with the preparation of the active precursors—chemicals which can be converted into the desired chemical after 3D printing, as the desired chemical cannot be 3D printed itself. Here, palladium ions are added to light-cured resins to prepare the active precursors. This is done to promote electroless plating (ELP), a process that describes the auto-catalytic reduction of metal ions in an aqueous solution to form a metal coating. Next, the MM-DL3DP apparatus is used to fabricate microstructures containing nested regions of the resin or the active precursor. Finally, these materials are directly plated, and 3D metal patterns are added to them using ELP.

The research team manufactured a variety of parts with complex topologies to demonstrate the manufacturing capabilities of the proposed technique. These parts had complex structures with multimaterial nesting layers, including microporous and tiny hollow structures, the smallest of which was 40 μm in size. Moreover, the metal patterns on these parts were very specific and could be precisely controlled. The team also manufactured 3D circuit boards with complex metal topologies, like an LED stereo circuit with nickel and a double-sided 3D circuit with copper.

“Using the MM-DLP3DP process, arbitrarily complex metal–plastic 3D parts having specific metal patterns can be fabricated. Furthermore, selectively inducing metal deposition using active precursors can provide higher quality metal coatings. Together, these factors can contribute to the development of highly integrated and customizable 3D microelectronics,” Umezu, Song, and Sato state.

The new manufacturing process promises to be a breakthrough technology for the manufacturing of circuits, with applications in a diverse variety of technologies, including 3D electronics, metamaterials, flexible wearable devices, and metal hollow electrodes.

https://www.waseda.jp

 

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Borealis and YILDIRIM Announce Completion of the Sale of Borealis’ Shareholding in Rosier Sa to YILDIRIM Group’s YILFERT Holding

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Borealis and YILDIRIM Announce Completion of the Sale of Borealis’ Shareholding in Rosier Sa to YILDIRIM Group’s YILFERT Holding

On 26 September 2022, Borealis AG and YILDIRIM Group’s YILFERT Holding announced that they signed a binding agreement for the acquisition of Borealis’ shares in Rosier SA. On 2 January 2023, such sale of Borealis’ shares in Rosier SA to Yilfert Holding has been completed. Following the completion of the sale, Borealis no longer holds any shares in Rosier SA. In accordance with the press release dated 8 November 2022, YILFERT Holding, which following the completion of the sale holds 98.09% of the shares in Rosier SA, will launch a mandatory takeover bid followed by a squeeze out for the remaining Rosier shares at a price of EUR 20 per share, in accordance with article 50 of the Belgian Royal Decree on Public Takeover Bids.

www.borealiseverminds.com
www.yildirimgroup.com

 

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TotalEnergies Joins NEXTLOOPP to Accelerate the Development of Food-Grade Recycled Polymers

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TotalEnergies Joins NEXTLOOPP to Accelerate the Development of Food-Grade Recycled Polymers

TotalEnergies has joined NEXTLOOPP, an initiative bringing together 47 companies from the plastics value chain that aims to create food-grade recycled polymer from advanced me-chanical recycling.

Launched in October 2020 by Nextek Ltd, NEXTLOOPP is a global multiparticipant and award-winning project with the objective to produce high-quality recycled polypropylene that is suitable for food-grade applications and made from post-consumer packaging material.

The project deploys pioneering technology to efficiently and cost-effectively sort food-grade polypropylene (PP) from post-consumer material and then decontaminate the polymer to comply with stringent food-grade standards. NEXTLOOPP has recently completed a landmark study of background contamination of post-consumer PP packaging for its submissions to food safety authorities in Europe (EFSA), in the United States (USFDA) and in the United Kingdom (UK FSA).

TotalEnergies is committed to the development of a circular economy for plastics and to meet the growing customer demand for high-quality recycled polymers. In that context, TotalEnergies will leverage this technological partnership to accelerate the feasibility review of advanced mechanical recycling projects targeting food contact and fur-ther expand its recently launched RE:use polymers range which contain mechanically recy-cled raw materials.

“We are delighted to join and support the NEXTLOOPP project, alongside other major industry players,” said Nathalie Brunelle, Senior Vice President Polymers at TotalEnergies. “This initiative will allow us to go one step further in developing technologies to produce food-grade recycled material from advanced mechanical recycling and broaden our options for projects that contribute to our ambition to produce 30% circular polymers by 2030.”

Professor Edward Kosior, founder and CEO of Nextek Ltd and NEXTLOOPP says: ”The whole of the NEXTLOOPP project is strengthened by TotalEnergies’ adding to the programme their extensive technical capabilities in creating circular solutions for PP resins. They contribute to the growing body of expertise in controlling the properties and formulation of their range of both virgin and recycled PP for a myriad of applications.”

www.nextloopp.com

 

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