More sustainability on the chocolate shelf
nucao also wraps chocolate bars in paper with Koehler Paper
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Flexible packaging paper "Koehler NexPlus® Advanced" can be recycled in the best possible way in the recycling loop
When developing the flexible packaging paper "Koehler NexPlus® Advanced", the focus was not only on excellent product protection but also on recyclability. The paper can therefore be recycled in the standard paper recycling process and frequently reused. This is also confirmed by the Papiertechnische Stiftung (PTS) and the environmental service provider Interseroh. "The paper fibers can be recycled up to 13 times. Together with nucao, as a pioneer on the chocolate shelf, we want to show that we live a circular economy and can use the raw materials available to us sensibly and sustainably," says Christoph Wachter, Head of the Flexible Packaging Paper Division at Koehler Paper, explaining the sustainability aspect of flexible packaging paper. Compared to conventional plastic packaging, flexible paper packaging also significantly reduces the CO2 footprint.
With the 360° sustainability approach for its chocolate bars, nucao is not only committed to a deforestation-free supply chain and fair wages for cocoa farming families, but is also committed to the fight against plastic waste with environmentally friendly packaging - unique selling points that have so far been unique in the supermarket chocolate bar segment. Mathias Tholey, Co-Founder of nucao: "Many chocolate manufacturers rely on a green attribute, but fair, organic or vegan alone are not enough to be truly sustainable. You need the full package! With Koehler Paper, we have a strong partner at our side with whom we have developed our recyclable paper packaging."
Sustainable packaging: Innovative paper solutions with "NexFlex®" from Koehler Paper
With the NexFlex® product range, the research and development team at Koehler Innovation & Technology, together with the experts at Koehler Paper, has developed a unique and 100% recyclable generation of flexible packaging paper. The aim is to use so-called barrier papers to replace plastic in packaging wherever possible. The range covers a broad spectrum: this includes standard products in the field of coated and uncoated papers, such as those used in composite materials for bags, sachets and other applications and are therefore suitable for a wide range of packaging for food and non-food products. The next generation of papers for flexible packaging are the sustainable barrier papers with their functional surfaces for product-specific protection (Koehler NexPlus®). The NexFlex® product family also includes one-side coated papers with good dimensional stability and high smoothness (Koehler NexCoat®) and uncoated papers with a natural appearance (Koehler NexPure®). Various flexible packaging papers from Koehler Paper have been awarded the "Made for Recycling" seal by the environmental service provider Interseroh.
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