According to the International Rubber and Plastics Newsletter, Borealis, a leading supplier of innovative polyolefin solutions, and Emballator, a leading manufacturer of packaging solutions, are currently working closely together to expand their product portfolio. Borealis provides Emballator with bio-based polypropylene (PP) for barrels and containers, made from used and recycled residual vegetable oil and edible oil.
“At Borealis, we continue to re-invent our circular product portfolio to achieve a more sustainable life. This partnership with Embalator is another step in our commitment to renewable/bio-based products that can significantly Reducing the carbon footprint of packaging, said Trevor Davis, Borealis’ global commercial director for consumer products.
Launch of Bornewables™, Borealis’ new recycled polyolefin product portfolio. These high-quality polyolefins are made from renewable raw materials and provide the same material properties as the original polyolefins, but are separated from fossil-based raw materials. Bornewables products can be used in a wide range of applications in various industries, even for food contact packaging and healthcare applications.
