Papela joins PulPac's Blister Pack Collective initiative
Papela has joined PulPac and PA Consulting's Blister Pack Collective initiative, which aims to advance Dry Molded Fiber for blister packaging. Papela will serve as the initiative's first converter partner.
PulPac announced today that Papela has joined the Blister Pack Collective, a cross-industry initiative established by PA Consulting and PulPac to advance Dry Molded Fiber blister packaging. Papela's involvement marks a significant step in developing sustainable packaging solutions.
The company will act as the Collective's first converter partner, contributing its expertise in manufacturing processes for blister packs. This collaboration aims to tailor Dry Molded Fiber packaging specifically for nutraceuticals, supplements, and healthcare-related products.
The Blister Pack Collective was founded by PulPac and PA Consulting to accelerate the adoption of Dry Molded Fiber technology. This material offers a sustainable alternative to conventional plastic packaging.
PulPac's Dry Molded Fiber technology enables the production of fiber-based packaging using a process that requires no water and minimal drying. This approach significantly reduces the environmental footprint compared to traditional manufacturing methods.