Month: October 2017

According to a new study conducted for the Aluminum Association by ICF International, the combined greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions associated with the transportation and refrigeration of beverages in aluminum cans are lower than those associated with that of beverages in glass or plastic bottles under the same conditions. www.greenerpackage.com/cans/report_examines_use-phase_ghgs_aluminum_vs_glass_plastic#.Wd0sZIYNiig.mailto

Is it true that you are utilizing Ibc Containers to transport or store your chemicals? Read on for some critical data that will enable you to agree to EPA controls. ibccontainers.wordpress.com/2017/07/26/ibc-container-plastic-containers-save-your-transportation-cost/ Regards

For more than three decades, fast-food chains have relied on the chemical industry to keep grease and oil from soaking through burger wrappers, french fry cartons and pizza boxes. www.chicagotribune.com/lifestyles/health/ct-fast-food-chemicals-in-packaging-20170201-story.html#share=email~story

Perfluorinated grease-proofing agents are coatings on paper wrappers and containers that come into contact with food, such as fast-food wrappers, microwave popcorn bags, and pet food bags. These coatings prevent oil and grease from foods from leaking through the packaging. Perfluorinated grease-proofing agents in various forms have been used on food contact surfaces since the […]