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EPL’s sustainability initiatives packs a punch

By Aultrin Vijay 13 May 2022

Packaging major EPL (formerly Essel Propack) has been bringing innovative products to the market for the last four decades, with the help of strong innovation programmes. Barrier science, product resistivity, product migration, sealability, and regulatory compliance are some of the key areas where EPL conducts its research.

Let’s take a quick glance at EPL’s initiatives

EPL is betting big on sustainability with its new line of fully recyclable HDPE tubes, which are certified by APR, RecyClass and Cyclos

The company published its sustainability report recently, which highlights significant contributions to the environment made possible with EPL’s new initiatives

As its tagline suggests, EPL is “leading the pack” with its Platina Pro range of sustainable and fully-recyclable tubes for the personal care industry

The Platina tubes come with enhanced haptics, chemical resistance and flavour barriers

EPL has bagged the WorldStar Global Packaging Awards 2022 in the category of Health and Personal Care, which also happens to be the growth driver for EPL.

The laminated tubes come with up to 50% PCR content

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