Packaging Solutions
Klöckner Pentaplast has announced the launch of two new recyclable barrier flow wrap films: kp FlexiFlow EH 155 R and kp FlexiFlow PH 255 R. The fully recyclable products can reduce packaging weight by up to 75% compared to alternative solutions, representing a significant leap forward in sustainable food packaging design.
kp FlexiFlow PH 255 R, a polypropylene based (PP) film, contains more than 93% PP, exceeding current packaging guideline specifications for recyclability. Its polyethylene (PE) counterpart, kp FlexiFlow EH 155 R, raises the bar even higher with over 95% PE content.

‘By designing our products with sustainability at the heart, we help food manufacturers to meet increasing consumer and regulatory demands without compromising on quality or efficiency. Our expertise at kp is the reason we are able to do this so effectively,’ said Francisco Quesada, senior commercial and marketing director, flexibles.
Both films are designed to help reduce plastic waste by up to 75% compared to alternative packaging solutions, while still providing superior product protection. The high speed capabilities of these films – with FlexiFlow PH 255 R achieving speeds of up to 120 packs per minute – ensure they integrate seamlessly into existing high speed production lines.

They also offer strong aesthetics and antifog technology, enhancing on-shelf appeal. Their versatility makes them suitable for a wide range of applications, from fresh meats and cheeses to processed foods and produce.
‘As legislation and corporate sustainability initiatives continue to evolve around the world, these new barrier films further cement our position at the forefront of recyclable packaging innovation,’ Francisco added. ‘By providing options in both PE and PP, we are ensuring that our customers can select the material best suited to their specific product requirements, and the recycling infrastructure of the markets they are operating in. We are not just meeting current standards; we are anticipating future needs and providing solutions to drive the industry forward.’
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