The greening of packaging films and stretch-blown bottles

Recent advances in sustainable packaging

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S Chidambar
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Light-weighting and the use of renewable resources for inputs and resins have led to a greening of packaging films and stretch-blown bottles. This has been due to the replacement of some non-renewable petro-based inputs by inputs based on renewable resources like plants in the resin manufacturing process. One major area…

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S Chidambar
S. Chidambar is an engineer and management consultant, who is one of the India's best known professionals in the Packaging and Plastics industries. He has been the CEO of four leading Packaging companies and his clients include some of the industry's leading organizations both in India and abroad.He writes extensively on Packaging,Plastics,Printing/Conversion and Communications and has been visiting faculty to IIP and several other mangement institutes for many years.He has pioneered the development of several hi-tech materials and applications.

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