Alpla
Alpla backing biodegradable materials and takes a stake in Panara. The company has been conducting research in the area of biopolymers since 2006 and recently introduced a bioplastic to the market under the brand name Nonoilen which is made entirely using renewable resources. Photo Panara

With its acquisition of a significant minority stake in the Slovak company Panara, the global packaging specialist, the Alpla Group, is stepping up its activities in the research field of alternative, sustainable raw materials for packaging. Panara is focusing on the development of fully bio-based and biodegradable plastics. Alpla is pursuing a holistic approach which requires that all of its product areas and future packaging solutions are being developed with a functioning circular economy in mind. Hence, selecting materials that are suitable for bio-based and biodegradable packaging. In pursuit of its mission, Alpla is investing in Panara and is acquiring a significant minority share in this Slovak company specialized in the development of bioplastics. Alpla chairman Günther Lehner, who is responsible for sustainability, circular economy, technology development, and innovation, says, “Panara has a lot of experience in the area of bio-based plastics. In acquiring a stake in the company and partnering with Panara, we want to leverage this expertise and make the transfer of knowledge possible for our applications and customers.” Fully bio-based and compostable…

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