Among the Trioworld highlights in the FACHPACK stand are a new packaging product development for wet wipes made from beverage carton recycling waste and PCR LDPE as well as hard-wearing stretch hoods with 70% recycled content.
Trioworld, a leading producer of innovative, high-performance plastic film solutions in Europe and North America, is proud to announce that its target set with the overall aim of achieving net-zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions across the value chain by 2050 has been verified by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi).
Trioworld launched the first ever Post-Consumer Recyclates (PCR) based bale wrap in Agritechnica 2019, the world’s largest agricultural exhibition. With more than five million bales successfully wrapped in high-performance bale wrap made of recycled content since then, Trioworld now displays a full assortment of premium products for baled silage with recycled content at Agritechnica 2023.
Trioworld, the leading producer of innovative and sustainable high-performance plastic packaging solutions in Europe and North America with its head office in Sweden, has published its seventh annual sustainability report. Highlights during the year are, among many, the EcoVadis Platinum rating, the commitment to the Science Based Targets initiative and the significant investment in expanding the
Circular and high performing: the new stretch film, Katan-Ex Loop30, makes it easy to switch to a more sustainable option.
Trioworld and major Nordic agricultural cooperatives take a unique step to reduce bale wrap climate impact Together with major Nordic Agricultural Cooperatives, Trioworld will increase the pace to turn the bale wrap market over from virgin to recycled material in Sweden, Norway, and Denmark to reduce the climate impact from agriculture in the Nordics.
Trioworld wins Packnorth Award 2022 for recycled flexible food packaging Today Trioworld was awarded the Packnorth Award in the category ‘Food packaging’ for the first Post-Consumer Recycled (PCR) plastic film, approved for frozen food packaging.
The fundamental idea for Moelven has for 120 years been the same: To use natural resources to the fullest. Now they have achieved yet another milestone by making the switch to a Trioworld Loop packaging with 50% post-consumer recycled material.
Packaging is never more sustainable than its ability to do its primary purpose
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In a new joint research project, IVL and Trioworld will in collaboration develop a method to assess and ensure the sterilisation properties of the recycling process of plastic. The goal is to verify that even classified healthcare plastic waste can be recycled safely in the future.
Together with Lidl Sweden, Trioworld is launching the first post-consumer recycled (PCR) plastic film, approved for frozen food packaging when Lidl introduces the innovative solution with their cinnamon buns and cardamum buns in Sweden this week.
Trioworld has decided to use RecyClass recycled plastics traceability certification to prove the share of PCR in products. This decision was based on the report from the independent expert IVL Svenska Miljöinstitutet AB who was contracted to perform an evaluation of the different certification schemes available.
Trioworld has raised its sustainability target for use of PCR (Post-Consumer Recyclates) to 30 percent by 2025. By increasing the share of PCR in its products, Trioworld levels up its overall sustainability ambition and the circularity of plastics in the society. Previously, the target of 30 percent included both PCR and PIR but will now be fully achieved solely with PCR by 2025.
The fundamental idea for Moelven has for 120 years been the same: To use natural resources to the fullest. Now they have achieved yet another milestone by implementing Trioworld Loop packaging with 50% post-consumer recycled material. This is done both without compromising the quality and without increasing the thickness of the plastic.
On 9 July, Trioworld Group acquired the Swedish recycling company Reviva Plastics AB, a leading player in the recycling of agricultural plastic waste.
Trioplast takes another step towards a circular economy with the launch of a manual stretch film made from 75% recycled material – of which minimum 51% from Post-consumer recycled (PCR) sources.