How Codefine’s Recycled Polypropylene FIBC Bags Support Sustainable Packaging
Polypropylene (PP) is one of the most widely used plastics on the planet. A popular choice for industrial packaging, it boasts impressive moisture and chemical resistance, with a durability factor that puts other polymers to shame. What’s more, a high melting point makes it ideal for use in punishing environments, while its lightweight and flexible nature further broadens its applications.
However, with more companies concerned about climate change and their carbon footprint, there’s a keen focus on sustainable packaging solutions. Polypropylene may tick many boxes, but how well does this plastic polymer fare when it comes to sustainability? Can polypropylene be recycled? How easy is it to recycle PP packaging products like FIBC bags? Read on for what you need to know.
