Nuvae Healthcare & Constantia Flexibles’ fully recyclable sanitizer packaging

September 21, 2020

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Vienna headquartered Constantia Flexibles with a new recyclable flexible packaging plant in Ahmedabad in Western India has partnered Nuvae Healthcare located in Ahmedabad for Gosan hand sanitzer packed in EcoLam Plus small packs.

Nuvae Healthcare’s mission is to inspire a healthy and hygienic living with convenience with a committment to maintaining the highest standards of quality and consistency. This is why Nuvae Healthcare handcrafts one of its most important products the Gosan hand sanitizer in small batches. Gosan is an easy-to-use 70% alcohol-based hand sanitizer for water-free cleansing especially useful in these times, facing a pandemic, to keep hands clean at all times. The main purpose of the hand sanitizer is to support people to live a healthy and hygienic life, free from germs and illness. For this reason, Nuvae and Constantia Flexibles joined forces for a completely recyclable packaging made of EcoLamPlus.

EcoLamPlus laminate is one of Constantia Flexibles’ products in the monopolymer EcoLam packaging family based on PE. It can replace non-recyclable multipolymer structures where water vapor and oxygen barrier are needed, and also helps to sustain highly volatile products like alcohol. EcoLamPlus is a flexible packaging that is completely recyclable. Constantia Flexibles and Nuvae Healthcare cooperate closely to ensure the hand sanitizer remains efficient while the packaging remains recyclable.

“It’s a huge honour for us to partner with Nuvae Healthcare as our valued customer and to package their outstanding product, Gosan Hand Sanitizer, with our recyclable EcoLamPlus laminates. Health and safety is one of our key pillars and that’s why Nuvae Healthcare is such a strong partner for us,” says Tony Sirohi, executive chairman, Constantia Flexibles India, and adds, “We are glad to have this successful and sustainable venture. Looking forward to further joint projects.”

“We are very proud of our unique formula of Gosan. It revolutionizes personal hygiene by making it simple and highly effective. Gosan products are paraben free, cruelty free, and vegan. The health and wellbeing of all people is our first priority. Therefore, it makes sense to also use packaging that is fully recyclable, just like EcoLam Plus. It’s a perfect combination of protecting the environment and our customers,” explains Utsavi Parekh, director, Nuvae Healthcare.

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