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PackSkin:high-performing biobased barriers for packaging solutions of fiber raw material

Reference number
Coordinator Yangi AB
Funding from Vinnova SEK 5 678 454
Project duration November 2022 - December 2025
Status Ongoing
Venture The strategic innovation programme Bioinnovation
Call Accelerated substitution - bio-based products, components and materials within BioInnovation

Purpose and goal

The project goal is to develop a 100 % biobased solution for high barrier performance for 3D formed fiber-based packaging with lower climate impact that fulfil requirements on recyclability and complies with circular design principles. The project scope is two-folded: To develop and identify how biobased high-performing barriers for fiber-based packaging should be designed and industrially integrated and to develop and demonstrate sustainable packaging concepts for three complementing fiber based-technologies, dry formed fibers, wet molded fibers and deep drawn board.

Expected effects and result

The result from the project is expected to generate: New high-performance bio-based barrier systems Barrier application techniques adapted for fiber-based packaging Knowledge of how high-performance bio-based barriers can be industrially integrated into fiber-based ones packaging technology Prototype concept that shows the potential in replacing plastic packaging Identified standardization methods needed for comparative evaluation of fiber-based packaging Plan for industrialization

Planned approach and implementation

** Denna text är maskinöversatt ** The project is divided into six work packages; WP 1 - Fiber-based raw materials WP 2 - Barrier technology WP 3 - Packaging solutions WP 4 - Packaging performance WP 5 - Environmental impact assessment WP 6 - Project management and communication

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Last updated 19 August 2024

Reference number 2022-01993