Baralan has introduced its Biobased Packaging Series, which features variations of the company's current packaging offerings for skin care, fragrance and makeup products produced with a biopolymer derived from renewable resources and natural materials.
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This new biobased series presents products that have flexible applications in manufacturing, allowing the use of existing molds and equipment.
Baralan can use the biopolymer as an eco-friendly alternative to synthetic polymers. The company can produce certain standard items with injection-molding technology by combining the processing capabilities of thermoplastic materials with the properties of renewable resources and natural materials.
The biopolymer is made by combining natural fibers and waste from a specific manufacturing process, ensuring full recyclability.
Packaging in the series includes:
- Roll On Packaging (fragrance and essential oil applications) with three biobased caps (Fran 13, Olimpia 13, and Olimpia Alta 13) with a bio-Housing GPI 13/415 and GPI special for roll-on, that combined with the glass roll-on ball creates a full eco-friendly roll-on set.
- Glass Jars (skin care and makeup applications) with three biobased Malang caps in GPI 40/400, GPI 48/400 and GPI 53/400.
- Compact case (skin care and makeup applications) with the biobased Colt Jar 15.
- Spray or Cream Pumps (fragrance, skin care and makeup applications) with the biobased overcap Mauritius Slim GPI 18/415 to be combined with glass bottles of any capacity.
- Nail Polish with the biobased cap Mary Smooth 13 GPI 13/415 compatible with any glass bottles with the same neck size and all available accessories.
Maurizio Ficcadenti, global R&D manager at Baralan, said: "Our Biobased Packaging Seriesof sustainable packagingis an exciting, transformational development for Baralan. Our ability to design beautiful, functional packaging for our customers that is also renewably sourced represents a major step in reducing our environment impact and creating positive societal outcomes. We look forward to incorporating biopolymers into even more product developments in the future."
