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New light-weight PP buckets offers sustainable opportunities

Poorthuis Packaging, in the Netherlands, has developed a light-weight PP bucket. It can be used for products like snack tomatoes. The buckets have gaps in their sides. That reduces plastic use by 25%. It has a 100% R-PET lid and is suitable for 500g of tomatoes. The container can get a cardboard lid if used for 400g of tomatoes. Then, 45% less plastic is used.

Weighing 21g, the packaging is considerably lighter than current PP snack tomato buckets. During the preliminary phase, the company gave a lot of consideration to the correct hole pattern. For example, the tomatoes' shelf life was tested, as was the bucket's stability.

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The holes have been spaced out around the container. There is, therefore, enough room to place the necessary information and design on the bucket. Both In-Mould-Labeling (IML) and Offset printing can be applied to this new container. There are no volume restrictions, and this bucket is available immediately.

For more information:
Poorthuis Packaging 
29 De Watergang
7671 SV, Vriezenveen, NL
Tel: +31 (0) 546 563 313
Email: [email protected]

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