High bio-based adhesive innovation delivers remarkable impact

Supplied by Henkel on Thursday, 12 October, 2023

In the packaging industry, sustainability is one of the most discussed topics for the entire value chain. Many conventional hot melt adhesives for packaging applications have had a formulation of up to 50% bio-based raw material — as exceeding this threshold previously led to process inefficiencies.

Learn about the next-generation of hot melts that surpasses all solutions currently available. Discover how to move towards a negative carbon footprint in your F&B chain while maintaining optimal performance.

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