#PCR plastic

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Ultimate Ears Unveils EVERBOOM and Updates Iconic Speaker Lineup with Recycled Materials and Enhanced Features

Ultimate Ears, a brand under Logitech, has announced the launch of EVERBOOM, a robust, portable speaker designed to deliver immersive 360° sound. Alongside this, the brand has introduced updates to its popular speaker series with the new WONDERBOOM 4, BOOM 4, and MEGABOOM 4, featuring fourth-generation acoustics, new colours, and sustainable materials. “Our users have dynamic lives that require…

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PCR Plastic Packaging Market Size, Share, Forecast 2024-2030

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PCR Plastic Packaging Market by Source, Livestock Application, Region – 2028

In a recent study, Transparency Market Research (TMR) offers insights into prevailing trends and growth prospects of the global PCR plastic packaging market. The report is intended to offer a holistic overview of the market, uncovering hidden prospects. It studies the market for a period between 2020 and 2028.

TMR projects the PCR plastic packaging market to expand by 1.7 times its current market value by the end of 2028. The rising demand from diverse industries such as cosmetics and personal care, food, beverages, pharmaceuticals, and others is expected to support the expansion of the market.

Environmental Focus Driving Growth

Recyclable and recycled plastic packaging is considered as next-generation trends in the industry currently struggling to explore ways of lessening the impact on environment. Driven by the surging focus on containing pollution caused due to plastic waste, the market for PCR plastic packaging is expected to record impressive growth in the coming years.

This packaging solution has particularly evolved from the need of alleviating environmental burden caused due to unbridled production of plastic, which eventually ended up in landfills. Since consumers are more cautious about their choices, TMR foresees the demand for PCR plastic packaging to surge exponentially in the coming years.

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Besides inherent benefits to the environment, these packaging solutions also offer greater protection from moisture, oxygen, and bacteria. This makes it highly suitable for packaging of a multitude of items. Producers operating within the market also adheres to FDA regulations, which has been at the core of impetus recorded in the last few years.

Spurred by aforementioned factors, the demand for PCR plastic packaging is forecast to increase in industries such as food, beverages, pharmaceutical, and healthcare. According to TMR, the demand for packaging solutions made from PET will push growth in the segment, enabling it account for over 55% of the market over the forecast period.

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Technological Improvements Streamlining Process

Technological improvements in the last few years have helped in streamlining recycling processes and improving overall efficiency. Recycling requires various types of plastics for which hand sorting can be time consuming and expensive. This has pushed recyclers towards high-tech solutions such as infrared (IR) lasers that can ease their workload and streamline the overall process.

IR beams help in detecting compositions of different types of plastics and then air spurts are used to puff varied kinds of plastics into separate steams for recycling. Traditionally recycling also requires a lot of water however thanks to latest technologies it has become possible to clean, cool, and create recycled plastic without wasting water.

Reduced consumption of water and energy results in added environmental benefits, while lowering the overall cost incurred on recycling. Spurred by these, some of the leading companies operating in the market are developing innovative technologies to boost production.

For instance, a technology developed by Marco Adame, founder of Ak Inovex, can process over 90% of any type of plastic, curbing water waste as well as reducing production cost by half without compromising on the quality of recycled pellets.

Likewise, AMP Cortex™ is a high speed and intelligent robotic system designed to cater to the dynamic needs of modern recycling operations. Steered by artificial intelligence (AI), the robot is functioned to intelligently perform physical tasks of picking, sorting, and placing materials.

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Focus on Sustainability Driving Growth

The staggering volume of plastic waste generated around the world is a direct outcome of the linear model of consumption, also called ‘take-make-dispose’ consumption. According to the World Economic Forum, plastic packaging waste incurs a loss of US$80 to US$120 Bn to the global economy every year.

Against this backdrop, economists are in favor of a circular economy, wherein materials constantly flow in a ‘closed-loop’ system, rather than being used once and then discarded. This model ensures that value of materials, including plastics is not lost. Transitioning to a circular economy might result in less shared plastic in the environment.

It will also contribute towards the UN Sustainable Development Goal on Sustainable Consumption and Production (SDG 12), which targets at reducing waste generated through reduction, recycling, reuse, and prevention.

Such initiatives are expected to work in favor of the growth of the market. Driven by these concerns, key players have begun emphasizing on plastic recycling to reduce carbon footprints. In FY2019, RPC bpi recycled product, a division of RPC group and Berry Global, Inc. bought over 70,000 metric tons (nearly 154 pounds) of recycled plastic for use in product packaging.

Likewise, Sonoco Products Company recycles nearly 3 million tons of post-consumer material every year. This is indicative of changing policies of manufacturers, wherein they are visibly showing inclination for the use of PCR plastic packaging over conventional packaging solutions.  

Global Post-Consumer Recycled Plastic Packaging Market: Competition Landscape

The global market is likely to witness increasing competition between market players. Competition in developed markets as well as high potential countries is expected to get fiercer in the coming years as market players aim at expanding their footprint for competitive advantage.

The market is defined by the presence of established companies as well as numerous local participants who contribute towards its revenue generation. Developing countries are dense with local players, which has been making it difficult even for the established companies to penetrate.

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TMR profiles some of the leading companies operating in the market to gauge the prevailing competition. These include Amcor Plc, RPC bpi recycled product (RPC Group + Berry Global, Inc.), Sonoco Products Company, Genpak, LLC, Alpha Packaging Holdings Inc, Pactiv LLC, Anchor Packaging Inc, Placon Corporation, ALPLA-Werke Alwin Lehner GmbH & Co KG., Envision Plastics, Eco-Products, Inc., D&W Fine Pack LLC and many others.

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before his debut in the piston cup racing series, lightning spent the previous season (that of 2005) in the dinoco grand national series (the pixar cars equivalent of the nascar xfinity series, essentially a level lower than the cup series).

at the time he started the season at 16, turning 17 in may, and became the youngest driver to ever win a race across all three of the top series (PCRS, DGNS, PCTS), and eventually he would become both the youngest person AND the first ever rookie to win a championship in any of the top 3 series as well.

at this point, this is his first year with harv as his agent, and his first year racing in the big leagues — meaning longer races in hotter places on longer tracks and much more restrictions on what he’s able to do within his car. he doesnt do much, of course, he’s waited his whole life to be at this level and is happy to accept their rules. he excels within this series, much better than anyone thought he would, and gains himself a fanbase of people who watch the DGNS regularly. hes not popular by any means, but damn is he good. he wins eleven races that season alone, including the final race of the season in which that crowns him as the champion (despite his already extreme points lead).

harv is very harsh. lightning assumes thats the way his agent should be — i mean, he IS trying to get a ride in the cup series for the next season — so the agent being on his back about winning and “not failing” seems natural to him.

halfway through the season, during the summer months, one saturday afternoon, its hotter than usual.

typically lightning would have a small desk fan in his car, but the piston cup prohibits that because, of course, they have other options that are more advanced than a plastic clip-on fan.

however, after the start of the race, about midway through, actually, lightnings gear malfunctions. he doesnt tell anybody until the race is over, in which he places ninth and gets out of the car in his pit box, immediately collapsing to the ground.

severe heat exhaustion is what hes suffering from, with headaches, lightheadedness, nausea, hyperventilating due to his struggle with breathing, and muscle cramps all throughout his chest and legs. there are immediately officials at his side, medics following soon behind with ice packs and more water bottles. he will have to go to the hospital, they figure out pretty quickly, as he’s panting like a dog and very obviously struggling to function. he cant even bring himself to think straight, ignoring the questions thrown at him and just curling in on himself.

an official helps him pull his firesuit down to his waist, another official is combing his curls out of his eyes and pressing a cold towel to his forehead, and another is calling the ambulance out from the garage area, all while the medics tend to his burns and press ice packs to his skin.

harv, of course, cannot have his driver looking like a fool in front of the cameras. ESPECIALLY after he embarrassed the entire team by coming in ninth when he had a car that was most definitely first place material. the man storms over to where the teenager is sitting on the ground, back against the side of his car, and starts yelling at him for his performance on the track and his “dramatic act”, referring to the kids medical episode that is still actively occurring.

the official that had helped him get his firesuit off his torso was having none of it. he stands up, gets right into harvs face, and tells him to leave immediately or else security will escort him from the area. when harv protests that hes the kids agent, the official scoffs and tells him it does not matter who he is or what he wants, he will be removed from the premises forcibly.

lightning wants to apologize for disappointing him, but he cant seem to form the words to say it, instead the mans words bury themselves like daggers under his skin and only make his hyperventilating worse.

that hospital trip wasnt fun. harv was angry, impatient, the entire time. he had the official that defended him and mack at his side the whole time, after the official informed the nurse that the teenagers agent should not be allowed into the room the man simply paced outside the door, occasionally peering through the small window to glare at the three.

lightning was plagued with guilt, and profusely apologized to mack for the disappointment. the trucker insisted he shouldnt apologize, it wasnt his fault — he just wishes the kid had told them that his cooling equipment had broken so they couldve fixed it and not had to have experienced this kind of hospital trip.

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Hand in hand with Shu Uemura’s global brand spokesperson @UNIQ-王一博, let the future continue ♻️ Ingenuity inheritance, help environmental protection , ingenious hand-made packaging, made of recyclable and recycled PCR plastic , cherish the earth’s resources, and inherit the beauty of sustainable regeneration.

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The Growing List of COVID Lies

Lockdowns, social distancing, school and business closures, universal mask wearing, use of face shields and plastic barriers, travel restrictions, the use of PCR tests to diagnose infection, the choice of treatments and the safety and effectiveness of the COVID jabs — all of these countermeasures were based on a combination of lies, fraud and/or willful ignorance

Universal lockdowns have never before been used as a pandemic prevention measure, and for good reason. It doesn’t work. To prevent spread of infection, you isolate those who are actually sick. Healthy people cannot spread infection, so there’s no reason to isolate them

An August 2020 analysis of COVID-19 surveillance data from the top 50 countries in terms of reported cases also concluded that border closures, lockdowns and wide-spread testing had no impact on COVID-19 mortality per million people. Another paper published in 2021 found lockdowns were actually associated with increases in excess mortality

The absence of evidence to support mask wearing for infection control was confirmed from the very beginning by the same agencies and organizations that ended up recommending and/or mandating universal mask wearing

To avoid making the same mistakes in future pandemics, medical crises must not be managed by means of emergency powers. Emergency powers should be used only in case of war

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Sabic Launches PCR-Based PPE Resin Portfolio

The “greener” grades incorporate 25% or more post-consumer recycled material, lowering global warming potential by 10% compared with fossil-based resin. from plasticstoday.com - Community for Plastics Professionals https://ift.tt/moL6kqF

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*EACH bag will refill OVER 2 Regular bottles😱

*Sustainably made from 5️⃣0️⃣% PCR (Post Consumer Recycled) materials & using 60% less plastic‼️

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*CADA bolsa rellenará MÁS DE 2 botellas regulares 😱

* Fabricado de forma sostenible con un 5️⃣0️⃣ % de materiales PCR (reciclado posconsumo) y con un 60 % menos de plástico‼️

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Omicron and on and on and on and on

What was that 90s song, "Onward ever ever on, destination Eschaton," Shamen or something? Weird how I recall random shit like that but ask me what I had for dinner yesterday and I'm like duhhrrrr... but anyway so yeah Omicron got me.

So that was fucking loads of fun. I've had three vaccinations so far. Time came for the 4th and I was like nah. So would I have caught this if I'd went and had that vaccination? Who knows. Anyway, I felt kinda funky Friday, then Friday night around 2am the fever hit and hit hard. Chills and cold sweat while simultaneously burning up with fever, and my knees and lower back were screaming, what the hell? Took some Target brand Advil, one of the staple take-back-to-japan things I buy when in the US, fever went down. Went to the local PCR test center, result was negative. Hmmm? But then Sunday it was roller coaster fun between normalcy and feverishness, headache, and then the sore throat from hell started. Seriously the worst sore throat I've ever had. So I went to the local outpatient clinic and did the double whammy flu/covid two-for-the-price-of-one test and welliwelliwell, positive. Doc said I probably did the first test too early or the reliability of the test I took was questionable. I don't care which. Told the doc about the sore throat and he was like "ah, omicron!" So he gave me these drops you flip in a glass and then dilute with water and gargle with, check the color of this shit out:

Funky! If I wasn't half out my head at the time I woulda busted out the UV LED flashlight I have and seen if it glowed. Shit worked wonders though. Wife went on full panic mode. Basically sequestered me off in the gear room and forbid me to come out except to use the loo, after which I have to wipe down everything with disinfectant flushable wipes, or to use the shower after everyone else has gone, then she goes in with a spray bottle of bleach and douses the entire bath/shower unit. Gotta wear a mask and plastic gloves when I leave the room. Madness. All this and my older daughter still caught it. Unavoidable really. And I offered to fuck off to a business hotel for the duration but no that costs money. Hmph. Anyway... Hell of a way to end the year.

Yay officer K's spinner from Bladerunner 2049. I've been watching that movie on repeat for the past three weeks now. And the original, both theatrical release and final cut versions, of course. I'm very intrigued by the sound design and soundtrack. They had some serious shoes to fill following Vangelis with the original, but I think they did damn good. I'd love to know what they used as far as synths/softsynths go, effects too. The piano at the start of the film sounds like it was run through an Eventide processor, the H9 and the H3000 I had way back when did stuff like that, reverb and reversed, pitched delays. Super neat but not cheap.

Well I hope you peeps out there had a better end of the year than we're having here right now. Who knows what madness awaits in 2023. More shenanigans for sure. Be well, and remember, слава україні, путін хуйло, йована русня!

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1. Understand Your Product’s Compatibility with Tube Packaging

The first step in using round plastic tubes is ensuring that your product is compatible with this type of packaging. Round plastic tubes are ideal for semi-solid and liquid formulations such as:

Lotions and creams

Gels and serums

Sunscreens and scrubs

Lip balms or ointments

If your product requires precise dispensing, such as gels or liquids, tubes with narrow tips may be the best option. For thicker products, tubes with wider openings or applicators work better for easy squeezing and application.

Tip: Test different tube sizes and nozzles to ensure smooth and controlled dispensing of your product.

2. Choose the Right Tube Material

Round plastic tubes come in various materials, each offering specific benefits depending on your product’s formulation and your brand’s requirements.

LDPE (Low-Density Polyethylene) is flexible, making it easy to squeeze, and ideal for lotions and creams.

HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene) is more rigid and offers excellent product protection.

Laminated tubes (such as ABL or PBL) provide an extra layerof protection for sensitive or high-end products. They offer a premium feel and are resistant to air and moisture.

Tip: For eco-conscious brands, opt for post-consumer recycled (PCR) plastic or bio-based materials to reduce environmental impact.

3. Customize Your Tube Design

The design of your round plastic tube plays a key role in brand recognition and product differentiation. Customizing your tube’s appearance helps your product stand out on shelves and resonates with your target audience.

Color and printing options: Choose from a variety of colors, finishes (matte or glossy), and printing techniques such as silkscreen, hot stamping, or digital printing to showcase your branding.

Tube shape and size: While round tubes are the standard, you can vary the diameter, length, and even the cap style to give your product a unique look and feel.

Decorative elements: Add eye-catching designs with embossed or debossed logos, metallic accents, or clear windows to highlight the product inside.

Tip: Work closely with your packaging supplier to explore the best options for customization that align with your brand image.

4. Select the Right Cap or Closure

Caps and closures are a vital part of tube packaging as they ensure the product remains sealed, fresh, and easy to use. There are various types of closures available, depending on your product and its intended application.

Flip-top caps are ideal for daily-use products like moisturizers and sunscreens because they offer quick and convenient access.

Screw caps provide a more secure seal, perfect for travel-sized products or formulations that require extra protection.

Applicator tips can be used for precise application, such as for eye creams, spot treatments, or liquid products.

Tip: Ensure the cap or closure complements the functionality and convenience of the product, particularly for on-the-go use.

5. Consider Tube Size and Volume

The size and volume of your round plastic tube should match your product’s intended use and customer preferences. For daily-use items, larger tubes (50ml–150ml) are common, while travel-size products often use smaller tubes (10ml–30ml). Offering multiple sizes can cater to different segments of your market.

Tip: Smaller tubes are perfect for samples or travel kits, which can help introduce new customers to your brand.

6. Maximize Sustainability with Your Tube Packaging

With increasing consumer demand for eco-friendly packaging, round plastic tubes can be designed to support sustainability efforts. You can implement the following strategies to make your packaging more eco-conscious:

Use recyclable materials: Opt for HDPE or LDPE tubes that can be easily recycled by consumers.

Incorporate PCR (Post-Consumer Recycled) content: Using recycled plastic in your tubes helps reduce waste and minimize the environmental impact.

Design refillable tubes: Consider creating refillable packaging solutions to encourage reuse and reduce the need for single-use plastics.

Tip: Promote your sustainability efforts on your packaging and marketing materials to appeal to environmentally conscious customers.

7. Test for Durability and Functionality

Before launching your product, it’s essential to test the durability and functionality of your round plastic tube packaging. Factors such as temperature changes, pressure during transportation, and everyday consumer use can impact the performance of your packaging.

Durability tests ensure the tube doesn’t crack, warp, or leak under different conditions.

Dispensing tests confirm that the product can be easily squeezed out without clogging or excessive effort.

Shelf life tests assess how well the tube maintains product freshness and protects it from contamination.

Tip: Always run product compatibility tests to ensure the packaging protects your formula effectively.

Conclusion

Round plastic tube packaging offers a versatile, customizable, and practical solution for a wide range of personal care, skincare, and beauty products. By carefully selecting the right material, size, design, and closures, you can ensure your product is well-protected and presented in a way that enhances the customer experience.

At Enki Packaging, we provide a wide range of round plastic tube solutions that can be tailored to your product's unique needs. Contact us today to explore how we can help elevate your packaging.

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PCR ABS Plastics Synthetic Resins Granules

PCR plastics synthetic resins can include various types of plastics such as polyethylene, polypropylene, polyethylene terephthalate (PET), polystyrene, and more. PCR content refers to recycled materials that come from post-consumer sources, such as used plastics that have been collected, processed, and reintegrated into new products. This is often done to promote sustainability and reduce the environmental impact associated with the production of new plastics.

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Recycled Content in Stretch Packaging

In today’s environmentally conscious business landscape, transitioning from virgin plastic to recycled content for packaging operations is not just a trend but a necessity. As companies strive to meet sustainability goals, understanding how to successfully implement recycled content in packaging operations is crucial.

Recycled stretch packaging is an eco-friendly option that can help reduce the environmental impact of packaging. It is made from post-consumer recycled plastic (PCR), which is material that has already been used by consumers, recycled, and then repurposed into new products.

Why Transition to PCR Recycled Content?

Reducing reliance on virgin plastic helps decrease greenhouse gas emissions and the volume of plastic waste in landfills and oceans which reduces your environmental impact.

Steps to Implement Recycled Content in Packaging Operations:

Start by assessing your current usage of virgin plastic pallet wrap in your operations and ensure you understand the volume, cost, and specific requirements of your packaging.

Define clear sustainability goals, such as reducing virgin plastic usage by a certain percentage or achieving specific recycled content targets.

Conduct supplier reviews to identify suppliers that offer high-quality recycled plastic materials and ensure they meet industry standards and can provide consistent supply.

Implement a pilot program to test recycled content pallet wrap and monitor its performance in terms of strength, durability, and suitability for your packaging needs.

Establish quality control measures to ensure that recycled content meets your standards. This may involve adjusting machinery settings or wrapping techniques.

Adjust your inventory management system to accommodate recycled materials, ensuring you have a steady supply to avoid disruptions. Work closely with suppliers to ensure they understand your needs and can provide materials that meet your quality and sustainability standards.

Use metrics to track the performance of recycled content in your operations. Monitor cost savings, reduction in virgin plastic use, and any operational challenges.

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PCR Microcentrifuge Tubes: Essential Tools

PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) microcentrifuge tubes are small, specialized containers used in laboratories for various molecular biology applications. These tubes play a critical role in sample preparation, storage, and analysis, especially in PCR, where precise and reliable performance is required.

Features of PCR Microcentrifuge Tubes:

Material Composition: PCR microcentrifuge tubes are typically made from high-quality polypropylene, a type of plastic known for its chemical resistance and durability. This material is chosen because it does not interfere with PCR reactions, which require a stable environment free of contaminants.

Design and Size: These tubes come in a variety of sizes, more commonly 0.2 mL, 0.5 mL, and 1.5 mL capacities, allowing for flexibility depending on the volume of the sample being used. The conical shape facilitates the collection of small sample volumes at the bottom, which is essential for accurate pipetting.

Lids and Closures: PCR microcentrifuge tubes often feature snap-cap or screw-cap lids that ensure a tight seal. This prevents contamination and evaporation of the sample during high-temperature PCR cycles, which can affect the reliability of results.

Temperature Resistance: These tubes are designed to withstand bad temperature fluctuations, from freezing to the high temperatures used during PCR cycling.