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Source: Design World Online
The new retail packaging from Lamb Weston boasts a total renewable feedstock content of at least 60%, certified throughout the entire process from polymers to film. This is aligned with the well-regarded International Sustainability & Carbon Certification (ISCC) PLUS mass balancing system, which tracks and traces the renewable content in materials.
The innovative approach features a 20% reduction in film thickness, resulting in bags with an average unit weight of just 10 g. The incorporation of bio-renewable SABIC PE enables approximately 30% lower carbon footprint compared to the previous bags used for this application. The SABIC HDPE resin offers high strength and flexibility, while the SUPEER mLLDPE resin ensures excellent bag sealing. Both materials meet the standards set by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) and the U.S. Federal Drug & Food Administration (FDA) for food contact.
After thorough testing and evaluation, Lamb Weston debuted its first frozen potato products packaged in bags made with Oerlemans’s multilayer film, utilizing certified renewable PE polymers from SABIC, in September across the United Kingdom and the Netherlands.





