EUREKA RESEARCH NETWORK LOOKS FOR PARTNERS FOR LAMINATED PACKAGING PROJECT
July 1st, 2008
BY KEITH NUTHALL
EUROPEAN research network EUREKA has asked for plastics firms to participate in a new project that will involve the development of new laminated multi-layer packaging materials for food. The aim, said a EUREKA note was "to design and apply new laminated packages [also incorporating non-plastics materials such as paper and aluminium] that will help to extend the shelf life of food products." The project currently has a budget of Euro 2.58 million and will last for two years and four months. Participants include Turkey's Oezbulut Gida ...
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