The way Taghleef Industries is a sustainable and future oriented packaging supplier
Ti oPP films pass the tests of environmental acceptability. Consider the facts:
Raw Materials
• Polypropylene polymer consists of
non-toxic molecules made up of only carbon and hydrogen atoms;
• The production of polypropylene is
safe and energy efficient and the product is easily and cleanly handled;
• All raw materials used by Taghleef Industries production sites comply with the
Food Contact regulations of the United States, the European Community and Australia. Information regarding compliance with other world standards is available on request.
Film Manufacture and logistics
• Our film is coextruded by a
clean and simple method without the use of process chemicals and without the need for coatings;
• All waste film generated during manufacture is
collected and recycled as part of the production process;
• There are
no by-products of manufacture during this low energy process.
Film Use
• Coextruded BoPP films contain
no toxic substances and Taghleef Industries films comply with the United States, European Community and Australian regulations for polypropylene packaging films in food contact applications;
• Polypropylene is a low density, high-yielding material that is very
ecologically efficient as a packaging material – more than other commonly used packaging substrates;
• Transparent and opaque BoPP films demonstrate
excellent use of the Earth’s resources. They have effective moisture barrier properties, achieved without coatings. The coextrusion process also provides superb sealing characteristics to produce secure packs and good shelf life, avoiding product spoilage and waste.
• Our process capability improvements have contributed to a
reduction in the weight of film used in packaging applications by delivering lightweight films down to 15 microns;
• Development of new high-yielding, cavitated, high opacity opaque products has also allowed reduction of package weights without compromising
marketing appeal.
Recycling
• Coextruded BoPP is not biodegradable, in common with other plastic materials. When used in landfill sites, plastic waste has the positive benefit of
stabilising the ground without producing unpleasant or harmful by-products;
• When incinerated efficiently, only carbon dioxide and water vapour are produced with
no pollution. The resulting energy released as heat is twice that of coal;
• BoPP film, whether transparent, white or metallised can also be
cleaned, recycled and reprocessed into products for many different new applications where facilities for these processes exist.