Weldspouts For Mono-material Pouches Have Arrived

  • Menshen

As society continues to maintain concern that reliance on one-use plastics significantly contributes to environmental degradation, Menshen presents recyclable and mono-material packaging. Thanks to efficient energy distribution during the welding process, energy is saved, and this allows the results to speak for themselves!

LoTUS™ lets you fulfill EU pressing guidelines towards sustainability and enjoy the benefits of creating smoother, more appealing consumer packaging while allowing you to meet consumer demands for recyclable packaging solutions. The Menshen – LoTUS™, due to its unique design, foregoes the need for additives during its construction, reducing energy costs. The welding and bonding process for the mono-material spout happens with an efficient energy distribution process that significantly lowers the risk of damaging the pouch with little to no adverse effects on the product.

MENSHEN-LoTUS™ offers improved sealing quality, lower energy consumption, and meets full European compliance in line with Directive EU 2019/904. A new closure design for the circular economy, Menshen offers an elegant and efficient solution to the bonding process between pouch and spout without the need for additives.

 

See also

Recyclable Stand-Up Pouches Concept

Menshen is breaking new ground working with partners SN Maschinenbau and SÜDPACK. With their innovative solutions for the in-house production of providing producers and fillers of pasty and liquid food products, such as fruit purées, smoothies and other liquids, with a sustainable and economical alternative to pre-made pouches. MENSHEN LoTUS™ technology offers a sustainable, economical alternative to premade pouches for manufacturers and fillers of thick and thin products, including fruit purees, smoothies, and non-food liquids

Menshen Mono-material Wing Closures

Wing closures for Menshen client COROOS have been designed to enhance safety and environmental sustainability. COROOS is well known for its preservation of fruits, vegetables, and pulses, as well as its flexible packaging. In 2008, they launched their first squeeze pouches in the European market. The new wing closure uses 25% less material than its previous version, resulting in a plastic saving of over 100,000 kg and an annual CO2 saving of over 200,000 kilograms.

  • Michael Foster
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  • Created 01 Mar 2023
  • Modified 21 Mar 2023
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