- In November 2024, Mespack, a leading packaging machine supplier, and Amor, a packaging company, collaborated to develop a recyclable 2L stand-up bag specifically designed for household products such as laundry detergents, soaps, and cleansers. This innovation is expected to accelerate sustainable packaging adoption in the homecare segment, reinforcing the role of inverted pouches in reducing plastic waste while maintaining performance and user convenience
- In February 2024, Amcor, in partnership with Cheer Pack North America and Stonyfield Organic, introduced the first all-polyethylene (PE) spouted pouch. This first-to-market innovation marks a significant advancement in sustainable packaging, setting a benchmark for recyclability without compromising functionality. The collaboration demonstrates growing industry commitment to eco-friendly solutions, expected to influence broader adoption of recyclable inverted pouch formats across food and beverage sectors
- In January 2024, the API Group and Accredo Packaging, in collaboration with Fresh-Lock by Presto, announced efforts to launch a flexible stand-up pouch that integrates recycled content. This initiative highlights the importance of cross-industry partnerships in driving circular economy goals. By focusing on scalability across all consumer packaged goods categories, this development is poised to enhance the viability and appeal of inverted pouches made with post-consumer recycled materials
