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Have you ever noticed the plastic packaging done for most food items such as butter, cheese, ice cream, jam, juice, and curd? – They usually come in solid plastic containers which are smooth, compact, and well-shaped. The labels are also embedded on plastic surface instead of using paper in many cases which reduce cost and wastage. The technology behind this is known as moulding rigid packaging in the market. This packaging technology can be performed on various polymers such as PET, PP, HDPE and others. These final products are light, durable and can be moulded to meet its client's packaging requirements with ease. Its application can also be expanded to personal care, household, automotive, and healthcare industries.   The rise in demand for moulding rigid packaging is mostly on account of rapid expansion in the food and beverage industry, which in turn, increases the demand for containers. The main reason for the increased demand for this technology is credited to its low-cost ...

Recycling is a major initiative undertaken particularly by the plastic industry to minimise plastic waste and widen its capabilities through ample R&D. Most of the plastic waste can be reprocessed and reused without any compromise on its performance and its general properties. This saves the company a good sum of money and also helps in building a more sustainable and eco-centric company which is a norm across industries across the globe. If you are not going “green,” you are probably going to “sit on the bench” eventually. Hence, it makes perfect business sense and is also helpful to our environment to go “green” and invest in recycling plastic waste for various industrial applications. One of the biggest challenges of recycling plastic waste is the odour it emits which comes from the recycled plastic granules This is mainly because of the chemical, dirt, moisture, contaminants, and microorganisms that have accumulated over time. Unless this is tackled during the initial phases, ...

FMCG goods , more commonly known as Fast Moving Consumer Goods include products that are of low cost and sell quickly. They are also called consumer packaged goods – these products usually have a short shelf life and are used by everyone daily. Milk, dairy, meat, baked food, vegetables, and beverages are priced low and sold in large quantities. These products have a high sales volume with a low-profit margin. One of the biggest challenges of these products is the packaging while maintaining its freshness for an extended period. Since the invention of plastic/polymer in 1907, it has seen applications in multiple industries over the decades. The unique property of plastic makes it particularly conducive for packaging food items and keeping them fresh for longer periods. Whether it’s a cereal box, milk packet, vegetable, fruits, or meat; chances are you will find them neatly packed in plastic-based packaging every time. In the modern era, much of our technology and everything else we do i...

Plastic is one of the most widely used products in the world with a vast range of applications. Since its invention in 1907, it has found use in everything we can think of. Starting from kitchen appliances, electrical devices, transport vehicles, heavy machinery, and other industrial applications; plastic is used in various forms in the functioning or production of all these technologies. To put this from a different perspective; almost everything we use in our daily life is either made of plastic or has plastic components in it. Your phone, laptop, cars, and utensils all use plastic. We have seen plastic coming in various shapes, sizes, and colours, yet, most of us are unaware of the fact that plastic in its original form is colourless and quite unwieldy. It has to undergo numerous levels of processing before it attains the colour, texture, and structure as required by the user. Masterbatch is one of the key constituents of the entire process that is responsible for plastic attaining ...