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Biomass side-streams for 3D fiber-based packaging

Transforming biomass waste-streams into 3D fiber-based sustainable barrier packaging

Problems associated with plastics and PFAS, puts a great demand on our innovation systems. In this regard, annual plant-related industries create or have access to waste-streams that potentially can be valorized into high-performing packaging solutions/single-use products. 

A consortium of five industrial partners (Raws, The Absolut Company, Rottneros, Notpla, Duni) together with the research institute RISE has defined a project in which biorefinery processes for two renewable waste-streams, common reed, and vodka wheat spent grain, are combined with innovative biobased barrier technology to create 3D shaped fiber-based packaging. The project will result in new cellulose fiber qualities, functional binders and additives, and platform chemicals for 3D wet moulded high-quality packaging products with excellent barrier properties, which will contribute to the establishment of new circular flows of the future bioeconomy.

Summary

Project name

3D fiber-based barrier packaging

Status

Active

Region

Region Stockholm

RISE role in project

Coordinator and project partner

Project start

Duration

20 months

Partner

RISE Research Institutes of Sweden, Raws, The Absolut Company, Rottneros, Notpla, Duni

Funders

Energimyndigheten

Project website

Project members

Supports the UN sustainability goals

9. Industry, innovation and infrastructure
12. Responsible consumption and production
Natalia Anna Wojas

Contact person

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Forskare

+46 10 516 60 90

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