Exclusive to A.Warne & Co, the company are now offering RPET film (Recycled PET) as an innovative solution for customers looking to identify a sustainable alternative for broad use packaging. Additionally, the exceptionally stable and food-approved solution is made from a minimum of 30% post-consumer waste, with some grades available with 80% post consumer waste.

With RPET quickly becoming the first choice for plastic packaging, a number of alternative green solutions are being provided by the company, including standard and anti-mist coated PLA, which are made from renewable corn starch. PLA has experienced a rapid uptake as a preferred option, due in part to the production process using up to 50% less fossil fuel than conventional film. Both biodegradable and compostable, A.Warne provides PLA for use in window cartons, packaging, graphic arts and even stationary.

Company director Jonathan Moore commented: “We’ve worked hard to become established as the UK’s recognised leader in the field of plastics and polyester conversion, so we’re committed to offering our clients the very best in ecologically sensitive and biodegradable plastics solutions. We also have the breadth of experience and depth of knowledge to provide tailored solutions for a diverse range of markets.”

To explore the range of environmentally friendly, responsible plastic solutions on offer from A.Warne & Co, including green options for Acetate, PLA and RPET, visit the official website at www.awarne.com.