Active Scavenging, Passive Barrier Featuring both active scavenging and passive barrier technology in one additive, ColorMatrix™ Amosorb™ SolO₂ provides excellent protection for a wide range of foods and beverages, including carbonated drinks.

The food packaging producer accepts the responsibility to assess all substances that might possibly migrate from the packaging material into the food;  to support this obligation, it is important for all companies in the supply chain to actively identify, quantify, and mitigate the presence of NIAS of concern to ensure the safety and quality of their products. Analysis of raw materials and additives to actively identify and quantify any NIAS or hidden substances is essential to ensure the safety and quality of consumer products.   All parties in the packaging value chain should actively engage with industry leaders, regulators, and consumers to shape the future of packaging.

The food packaging producer accepts the responsibility to assess all substances that might possibly migrate from the packaging material into the food;  to support this obligation, it is important for all companies in the supply chain to actively identify, quantify, and mitigate the presence of NIAS of concern to ensure the safety and quality of their products. Analysis of raw materials and additives to actively identify and quantify any NIAS or hidden substances is essential to ensure the safety and quality of consumer products.   All parties in the packaging value chain should actively engage with industry leaders, regulators, and consumers to shape the future of packaging.

The food packaging producer accepts the responsibility to assess all substances that might possibly migrate from the packaging material into the food;  to support this obligation, it is important for all companies in the supply chain to actively identify, quantify, and mitigate the presence of NIAS of concern to ensure the safety and quality of their products. Analysis of raw materials and additives to actively identify and quantify any NIAS or hidden substances is essential to ensure the safety and quality of consumer products.   All parties in the packaging value chain should actively engage with industry leaders, regulators, and consumers to shape the future of packaging.

Transactions under Company Plans: This policy, other than any pre-clearance requirements in Section 8, does not apply to the exercise of an employee stock option if the exercise price is entirely paid in cash or a stock appreciation right settled and held in common shares under the Company’s equity plan(s).

In the selection of TPE hardness the thickness should be taken into account to get the right feel and esthetics on the product.

JUST ADD LIQUID Quick guide to ColorMatrix™ liquid color for plastics and silicones THE RIGHT COLORANT FOR YOU Understanding which colorant technology best suits your particular product application will help ensure you gain maximum performance and value from your colorant processing.

JUST ADD LIQUID Quick guide to ColorMatrix™ liquid color for plastics and silicones THE RIGHT COLORANT FOR YOU Understanding which colorant technology best suits your particular product application will help ensure you gain maximum performance and value from your colorant processing.

Photothermally active particles added to the fibers help transform the energy of invisible light rays into heat for enhanced comfort in cold temperatures. Today’s lifestyles often involve outdoor activity, even in cold weather, and that leads to increasing demand for functional clothing that is warm while remaining lightweight,” said Say-Eng Lee, Vice President and General Manager of Color & Additives Asia at Avient.  

The food packaging producer accepts the responsibility to assess all substances that might possibly migrate from the packaging material into the food;  to support this obligation, it is important for all companies in the supply chain to actively identify, quantify, and mitigate the presence of NIAS of concern to ensure the safety and quality of their products. Analysis of raw materials and additives to actively identify and quantify any NIAS or hidden substances is essential to ensure the safety and quality of consumer products.   All parties in the packaging value chain should actively engage with industry leaders, regulators, and consumers to shape the future of packaging.