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As part of its sustainability strategy, consumer goods company Henkel is working to further improve the recyclability of its product packaging and to increase its use of recycled materials. A joint development project between Henkel, packaging manufacturer Mondi, plastics manufacturer Borealis and the recycling technology company APK aims to significantly improve the sustainability of plastic multi-layer flexible packaging.

Two decades ago, Henkel became one of the first companies in Germany to create a program dedicated to supporting its employees and retired workers in their voluntary engagement: the MIT initiative ‏(“Miteinander im Team”, German for “together as a team”). To mark this anniversary, a special donation of 50,000 euros is being made to a maternity in Nepal.

Henkel is proud to present its solutions and demonstrate its commitment to the personal hygiene industry at this year’s iT’s Tissue, to be held in Lucca, Italy, June 25 to 29. Over the past few years, the main focus of Henkel’s product development has been to increase operational efficiency for converters. This year, Henkel is displaying its next generation of products and services supporting converters to meet consumer needs in the fields of health, wellness and comfort.

As part of its sustainability strategy, consumer goods company Henkel is working to further improve the recyclability of its product packaging and to increase its use of recycled materials. A joint development project between Henkel, packaging manufacturer Mondi, plastics manufacturer Borealis and the recycling technology company APK aims to significantly improve the sustainability of plastic multi-layer flexible packaging.