Sustainable flexible packaging specialist, Eco Flexibles, has launched a bold new website to reflect its rapid commercial growth and increasing influence within the UK and European flexible packaging supply chain.
The new site has been designed to better showcase the company’s production capabilities, its sustainability credentials, and its growing reputation as a value-adding partner to brands and packers alike around the world.
With streamlined navigation, new product and production sections and a dedicated sustainability knowledge hub, the site provides a clear window into how Eco Flexibles is helping brands switch from mixed-material packaging to lightweight recyclable mono-polymer and paper-based flexible packaging solutions, without compromising on quality, speed or performance.
The relaunch comes during a pivotal growth period for the business, following major production investment at its brand-new supersite in Northampton, UK, including two Fujifilm Jet Press FP790 digital presses and a duo of Karlville pouching machines.
Simon Buswell, Director at Eco Flexibles, commented: “From our new multi-million-pound production site, we’ve built a fantastic reputation for innovation, speed and integrity. It was time our online presence reflected that. Our previous site showed who we are, now, we’re showing where we’re going.“Eco Flexibles is growing fast because our approach to sustainability resonates with the market. It’s not about ticking off a checklist, it’s about making change simpler, sharper and more commercially viable for our customers. This new site reflects that journey, and a better platform for the conversations we’re having across the food, pet and FMCG industries.”
The updated website also offers a new ‘Production’ section, detailing Eco Flexibles’ capabilities across digital print, flexo, lamination, pouching and slitting, as well as its use of water-based digital printing inks and solvent-free pre-press processes.
Eco Flexibles invites partners, customers and industry colleagues to explore the new site, www.ecoflexibles.com, and discover how the business is helping reimagine flexible packaging for a more sustainable future.