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SustainabilityS-OneLP launches 3.5mil metallized PCR 36% stand-up pouch web

S-OneLP launches 3.5mil metallized PCR 36% stand-up pouch web

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S-OneLP launches 3.5mil metallized PCR 36% stand-up pouch web

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S-OneLP has launched a 3.5mil metallized PCR 36% stand-up pouch web engineered with advanced chemical recycling. The film eliminates common post-consumer recycled (PCR) challenges like gel’s surface inconsistency and poor curl control.

“Our product development team has worked intensively on our PCR film, which resulted in successful trials across seven sites in North America,” said Andrew Kalina, director of sales, S-OneLP. “The result is a smooth laminate surface, superior curl control, and reliable performance.”

According to the company, premium printability makes the film an easy transition for converters looking to add recycled content without disrupting production. 3.5mil metallized PCR 36% stand-up pouch web provides post-consumer recycled content. Brands can advance sustainability goals while maintaining shelf appeal, durability, and operational efficiency.

The stand-up pouch web is designed to help brands add recycled content to their offerings while maintaining quality expectations. Key features of the pouch include dependable runnability and easy integration into existing workflows while meeting sustainability goals.

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