Eco-Friendly Plastic Bags

Sustainable consumer packaging solutions, like our range of flexible bags and pouches, significantly reduce environmental impact. Compact and lightweight, these products minimize transportation and storage waste while promoting a circular economy through recyclability and compostability. Made from advanced materials such as post-consumer recycled content (PCR) and compostable plant-based films, our packaging ensures eco-friendly disposal and better energy recovery.

Key Features

Laminated Plastic Films

Monofilm Poly Bags

Multiple Material Choices

Closure Options

Sustainable Packaging Options

Laminated Plastic Films:

Multi-layer construction for durability and barrier protection.
Made from recyclable materials or compostable plant-based films.

Monofilm Poly Bags (PE Bags):

Single-material design, fully recyclable.
Contains catalysts for improved waste-to-energy transfer.
Lightweight for reduced transportation emissions.

Material Choices:

Post-Consumer Recycled Content (PCR): Helps reduce plastic waste in landfills.
Compostable Films: Derived from plant-based materials, perfect for compostable packaging needs.
Recyclable Monofilm PE: Single-polymer films that are easier to recycle.

Sizes: Available in various dimensions, from small pouches to large bags, tailored to fit your packaging needs.

Closure Options: Zippers, heat seals, and resealable designs for added convenience.

Paper Touch – a groundbreaking coating that provides the feel of paper with the protection of film. It is designed to reinforce a brand’s natural and organic positioning in markets such as snack and pet foods.

Soft Touch – provides a soft, velvety feel perfect for premium and luxury product positioning.

Registered Matte – provides a matte-photo-like texture to all, or part, of a package’s surface.

Chromic - Thermochromic messaging can be displayed at any temperature. Hot or cold!

Our sustainable consumer packaging solutions are ideal for industries like food and beverage, cosmetics, and retail. Smaller format pouches and bags.

Food producers use compostable pouches to package organic products, emphasizing their commitment to a sustainable supply chain.

Similarly, beauty brands favor recyclable PE bags to showcase their eco-conscious branding, while retail companies enjoy the cost savings from lightweight, recyclable poly bags for online orders.

"Recycle Ready PE" (polyethylene packaging) designed for easy recycling within existing plastic recycling streams.

Unlike multi-layer or mixed-material pouches that are difficult to process, Recycle Ready PE bags and pouches are made from a single type of plastic (mono-material PE), ensuring they can be collected, sorted, and recycled efficiently into new plastic products. This makes them a more sustainable alternative while maintaining the durability and functionality of traditional flexible packaging.

Recyclable Paper-Based

Offering a recyclable, paper-based alternative to conventional multi-material laminates. It features heat-sealable properties, a strong moisture barrier, and excellent directional tear functionality, making it ideal for frozen food and dry food applications. Pre-qualified for curbside recycling, it can be processed in both paper and mixed recycling streams. Available in rollstock, stand-up, and three-side seal pouch formats, it also supports high-definition flexographic printing for enhanced branding, offered in both natural kraft and bleached versions for customizable designs.

PE-Based Recyclable Film

This recyclable, PE-based film is designed with enhanced stiffness for improved shelf presence, particularly in frozen food packaging. It is optimized for use on vertical form/fill/seal equipment, supporting stand-up pouch and bottom gusset formats, and offers excellent protection throughout cold chain distribution.

High Performance Recyclable

Patented, high-performance, PE-based recyclable film designed to maintain packaging speeds while offering advanced protective features. It delivers low seal initiation temperatures, high clarity, strong drop resistance, and excellent directional tear properties without the need for scoring.

R-2000D

Applications:

Designed for dry product applications
Available with standard, high, or ultra-high barriers for moisture and oxygen-sensitive products
Pre-qualified for store drop-off recycling in North America (standard and high-barrier options)

Key Features & Benefits:

Superior heat resistance for optimal filling speeds
Hermetic seals and wide operating window on filling lines
High stiffness for enhanced shelf presence
Excellent ink protection through distribution
Increased resistance to dimpling vs. non-laminated structures

R-2100

Applications:

Suited for dry products like pet treats and salty snacks
Provides additional puncture resistance while maintaining the same features as R 2000D

R-2000F

Applications:

Designed for frozen food packaging
Great for packaging frozen fruit, vegetables, potatoes, snacks, appetizers, and seafood

Key Features & Benefits:

Patent-pending laminated construction
Available in rollstock for vertical or horizontal form/fill/seal applications
Options for pre-applied recyclable INNO-LOK® zipper or pre-made pouches with recyclable zippers
Superior heat resistance for cold chain distribution

R-2000S

Applications:

Developed for microwaveable products like non-fat vegetables
Designed to withstand the demands of microwave heating environments

Key Features & Benefits:

Superior seal integrity and thermal stability
Runs on high-speed form/fill/seal equipment
Pre-qualified for store drop-off recycling

Know Your Sustainable Packaging

Helpful Resources

Recycling BOPP (Biaxially Oriented Polypropylene) bags, such as feed or grain bags, in Canada can be somewhat challenging, as they are technically recyclable but may not always be accepted in curbside programs. Here are options for recycling BOPP bags in Canada:

1. Check Local Recycling Programs

Curbside Recycling: Most municipal curbside programs do not accept BOPP bags in the blue bin, as they require specialized facilities for recycling. However, some regions may have pilot programs or exceptions.
Drop-Off Centers: Some municipalities offer drop-off centers where BOPP bags can be recycled. Contact your local recycling authority to find nearby facilities that accept agricultural plastics.

2. Agricultural Plastic Recycling Programs

In provinces like Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba, programs are in place to recycle agricultural plastics, including grain and feed bags made from BOPP.

Cleanfarms: This national organization operates recycling programs for agricultural plastics, including BOPP feed bags. Farmers and businesses can drop off used bags at designated collection points. Visit cleanfarms.ca to find locations near you.

3. Retail Collection Programs

Some retail stores, such as farm supply stores or cooperatives, may collect used BOPP bags for recycling, especially if they sell the bags. Contact local feed or agricultural stores to inquire about available programs.

4. Specialized Recycling Facilities

Certain private recycling companies in Canada accept BOPP bags for specialized processing. These companies often work directly with agricultural businesses or larger-scale users. Some examples include:

GFL Environmental: Offers recycling solutions for various types of plastics, including agricultural plastics.
TerraCycle: Though they focus on hard-to-recycle items, TerraCycle offers mail-in recycling solutions for businesses looking to recycle BOPP bags.

5. Ensure Proper Preparation
Before recycling, BOPP bags should be:

Cleaned of debris (feed, grain, or other residues).
Flattened and properly sorted if they are mixed with other materials like plastic liners.

Recycling BOPP bags contributes to reducing plastic waste and supports more sustainable practices in the agricultural industry.

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