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Concerns about phthalates are well documented and with the entire category under scrutiny, current industry practice has been to label products containing terephthalates, thought by many to be safe, as “non-phthalate” or “phthalate free” in order to avoid unnecessary deselection.

Laser marking additives are another way of achieving a more sustainable solution, eliminating the need for labels and consumables such as inks or solvents.

Laser marking additives are another way of achieving a more sustainable solution, eliminating the need for labels and consumables such as inks or solvents.

Laser marking additives are another way of achieving a more sustainable solution, eliminating the need for labels and consumables such as inks or solvents.

GHS is implemented in the European Union (EU) through EC No. 1272/2008 on Classification, Labelling and Packaging of Substances (CLP).  

It can be used in polyethylene (PE) and polypropylene (PP) films for flexible packaging, as well as cast PP films and PE tubing for various food packaging applications, such as stand-up pouches, labeling tubes, and laminated tubes.  

Laser marking can be used to create unique product codes (UPC) and branding or decorative patterns on different plastics, effectively replacing labels.

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