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Home > News > Nanotechnology and packaging: future is tomorrow!

January 19th, 2010

Nanotechnology and packaging: future is tomorrow!

Abstract:
The scope of nanotechnologies is not limited to cosmetic ingredients but also directly concerns packaging. The main operators are already working on it, but what is it really about?

As far as the content is concerned, as we know, some cosmetic products already contain nano-ingredients. The packaging segment is directly concerned too, for all kinds of materials: wood, glass, plastic, aluminum...

Several converters in the industry are already working at it. Many projects have already gone under test and the year 2011 should be predominant in this area. Rexam and Alcan officials admit working in several directions, and Seidel has already made some significant progress.

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