International flexible packaging manufacturer Korozo Group (Korozo) is participating at FachPack 2025, where it is showcasing sustainable flexible packaging solutions that meet the needs of today and tomorrow.
FachPack 2025 takes place on 23-25 September in Nürnberg, Germany. At Hall 4, Stand 343, Korozo presents its solutions for proteins, confectionery items, bakery goods, frozen foods, and snacks. Meat, fish, dairy, and other proteins are a particular focus for Korozo at FachPack 2025.
Kemal Yurum, Protein Segment Market Manager at Korozo, explained: “The appetite of consumers for meat, fish, and dairy products in Europe and around the world continues to grow.
“This is increasing the pressure on food manufacturers to feed the market with products that are packed and presented in packaging that delivers maximum protection, provides extended shelf life, optimises retail appeal, and is convenient to use. At the same time, flexible packaging today must be resource-efficient and designed to be recycled.”
Korozo offers packaging solutions that suit all of these requirements and more. They are suited to different fresh, frozen, and dried foods.
- Advanced stand-up pouches
- High-performance thermoforming films
- Enhanced barrier packaging
- Recyclable and circular options
To create sustainable solutions, Korozo’s proprietary KoroRCY PE-based laminating film is integrated into pouches, films, flow packs, and other pack structures to allow brands to transition to packaging designed to be recycled and which is increasingly circular.
KoroRCY is already used by many brands throughout Europe to create highly functional mono-material constructions that are suitable for existing flexible plastics and PE recycling systems. These offer enhanced barrier and performance characteristics that make flexible packaging structures made with KoroRCY suitable for a wide variety of fresh, frozen and dried food applications, as well as many non-food uses.
MDO-PE mono-material packaging structures are also available featuring 30%+ post-consumer recycled (PCR) content. This is aligned with the needs of PPWR, which requires 35% PCR for non-contact sensitive application by 2030.
Dr Betul Turel Erbay, Chief Innovation and Sustainability Officer at Korozo, said: “As a manufacturer of flexibles and films, we are positioning ourselves at the centre of the circular packaging value chain.
“Innovations such as KoroRCY are necessary to help the whole industry transition towards a sustainable and circular future. They also allow us to deliver on our promise: Delivering Sustainability, Pack by Pack.
“With the EU’s Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulations (PPWR) being applied in around 12 months’ time, brands and retailers need to act now to ensure they are compliant.
“FachPack 2025 is the perfect opportunity for the entire flexible packaging sector to take stock of its current position, acknowledge the challenges, embrace the opportunities, and step forward to build a safe, secure, and sustainable future for all.”
FachPack 2025 takes place on 23-25 September in Nürnberg, Germany. Korozo Group is exhibiting in Hall 4 on Stand 343.
For more on Korozo’s sustainable flexible packaging solutions, visit: https://www.korozogroup.com/flexible-packaging/recyclable-packaging/