Innovative FMCG packaging solutions to launch at London Packaging Week

Packaging Solutions

London Packaging Week will showcase the latest developments within the FMCG sector when over 40 specialist exhibitors join the Food & Consumer Pack show floor at London Olympia on 21 and 22 September 2022.

TIPA Compostable Packaging will debut its new fully home compostable transparent laminate, T.Lam 608. The product gives end consumers authority over their own waste management, with it being home compostable. It also offers the same barrier and transparency as other compostable laminate solutions.

Denny Bros will launch DBop, its new multi-page labelling format for promotional appeal that can also accommodate inserts such as transfers.

Polygiene will showcase its Biomaster antimicrobial technology, which provides packaging with protection against microbial growth for its lifetime. The technology acts as a readymade solution for reducing the risk of bacterial cross-contamination.

Packaging Mode will present its food friendly, tamper evident, in mould labelled printed pots in sizes from 120 ml up to 1180 ml. All its pots are suitable for hot filling and are microwave and freezer safe for consumers.

Micro-pak will display its series of mould and moisture protection solutions to prevent damage to products sourced or located in countries with challenging climate conditions.

Lil Packaging will demonstrate its Breezebox, a paper void fill integrated box with a patented pop up base designed to eradicate need for polystyrene/plastic box filling.

Josh Brooks, marketing and community director for Easyfairs’ Packaging Events, commented: ‘It is essential that packaging for FMCG products is not only functional, but efficient. With brands facing more challenges than ever, from supply chain issues through to consumer demands on sustainability, our Food & Consumer Pack exhibitors can help. Attendees will be able to source new and innovative ways of packaging their products, which not only protect and extend their life, but also reduce their brands’ impact on the environment.’

To register to attend, please go to London Packaging Week