How to raise the bar for sustainable F&B packaging and surpass recycling targets

Supplied by Henkel Australia Pty Ltd on Wednesday, 12 October, 2022

While PET itself may be 100% recyclable, it does not mean that your entire PET bottle is recyclable. Part of the problem is the product labels, and the adhesives that hold them on the bottle.

Learn about an Alkali-dispersible hotmelt innovation that can completely remove all label contaminants from PET containers during the recycling process, achieving 100% PET recycling for the first time.

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