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    Ghana Business Delegation Tour MENSHEN

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    Ghana Business Delegation Tour MENSHEN
    Africa, West Africa, Active, Smart Packaging, Sustainable Packaging, Plastic, Recycling

    Fifteen professionals from Ghanaian plastic packaging and recycling companies were educated on new plastic technologies, recycling, and sustainability at Menshen. Dr. Klaus Skrodolies, Head of Innovation Management at Menshen, explained opportunities and challenges when using recyclates of different types as well as Menshen's solutions for the planned EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) during the plant tour in Finnentrop.

    Ghana, located in West Africa, is currently facing a waste problem that requires attention to detail. As a result, Ghanaian plastic (packaging) producing companies and recycling companies are actively seeking innovative solutions and establishing new contacts to establish a circular economy.

    This approach aims to reduce waste and pollution by promoting the sustainable use of resources. The Ghana Business Delegation tour highlighted circular economy goals that align with global sustainable development goals and demonstrate commitment to creating a cleaner, healthier environment for citizens.

    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.

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    • Modified 05 Oct 2023
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