CHICAGO , June 17, 2022 (press release) –
Fedrigoni Self-Adhesives will attend the World of Wipes Conference June 27 – 30 in Chicago, IL.
Fedrigoni Self-Adhesives’ range of Open & Close solutions includes Polypropylene and Polyethylene films with a top-performing removable adhesive for high tear resistance, clean removability, good conformability and top reliability. The range is designed for hand wipes, baby wipes, cosmetic wipes, household wipes and more – making opening easier, and ensuring secure product closure.
According to Melissa Harton, Marketing Manager, North America, “The latest market trends suggest adopting a mono-material approach (PE or BOPP) for both the flex packs and the Open & Close labels. Our range of PE and BOPP constructions ensures full compatibility with this trend for soft and semi-rigid Open & Close labels. Thanks to the adhesive technology and film thicker facestocks, semi-rigid Open & Close labels are a more sustainable alternative to rigid plastic lids that are widely used by this application. Being thinner and lighter, they also reduce the quantity of waste.”
To make semi-rigid Open & Close labels more similar to rigid plastic lids, Fedrigoni Self-Adhesives has developed a patent that allows the label to remain open during use to facilitate the removal of the wet wipes from the flexible packaging. The combination of new mono-materials for semi-rigid labels with the company’s patented multi-layer Open & Close labels makes this a unique offer the market. Just like a rigid plastic lid, this label stays open during use, which makes removing the product from the packaging easier.
Visit us at:
World of Wipes International Conference
Marriot Marquis Chicago
2121 S. Prairie Ave
Table # 105
June 27 – 30, 2022
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