sealed air contract, page-27

Morning wormy

no idea but very good questions. what we need to know is how much of that product will be using the CNN resin?

From the report

"Cardia Bioplastics Managing Director Dr. Frank Glatz said that the main design goals were to reduce the need on petroleum based resins and to maintain the packaging integrity of the Fill-Air® protective void fill cushions. There were two key aspects to the success of this collaborative product development process.

"First, our Cardia Biohybrid™ resin enabled Sealed Air to reduce their dependency on non-renewable petroleum based resins by 10% and the incorporation of 10% preconsumer recycled content, meant that this new film reduced the need for petroleum based resins by 20%, as compared to the Fill-Air® Select and Ultra films," he said.

"The second aspect of Sealed Air’s performance standards presented a greater technical challenge. The Cardia Biohybrid™ resin had to meet precision performance standards during both the manufacture of the film and later at the point of use, when the film is inflated and used as void fill."

"Cardia Biohybrid™ resins combine renewable thermoplastics with polyolefin material to reduce dependence on finite oil resources and to reduce carbon footprint. The renewable material is derived from corn crop grown for industrial use that will be replenished in the next growing season."

In bold is important in my eyes :-)

20% reduction, now to see how much they require and the RIO for CNN SHs