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Case study: Heavy duty sacks for salt and other fine powders
Along with the collaboration of ExxonMobil’s technical and sales team and its local distributor, Primaplas, Pope Packaging conducted an extrusion trial using a cost-effective coex structure based on ExxonMobil performance polyethylene products.
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Case study: Pet food sacks with enhanced performance eliminate need for extra packaging
Learn how Plasticel and ExxonMobil combined their expertise to develop a new solution for PE//PE pet food sack films, including Exceed™ XP, Exceed™ and Enable™ performance polymers. The collaboration has resulted in high-quality pet food sacks delivered to stores without unattractive wrinkles.
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Case Study: Thanh Phu Plastic Packaging evolves full PE solutions to help meet the market's sustainability needs
As society is increasingly requesting packaging solutions with sustainability benefits, ExxonMobil and Thanh Phu Plastic Packaging collaborated to push packaging design boundaries by implementing full PE packaging into various applications and packaging formats.
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Sustainable heavy duty sack films containing 50% post-consumer recycled content maintain performance
See how The Selene Group, a leading polyethylene (PE) film converter and recycler based in Italy and ExxonMobil developed heavy duty sack films solution (Selene NextBag™) containing 50% post-consumer recycled (PCR) content in response to brand owner commitments, consumer feedback and regulatory changes. -
Sustainable Collation Shrink Films Containing 50% Post-Consumer Recycled Content Maintain Performance
Barbier and ExxonMobil collaborated to develop a new solution that includes PCR PE without compromising performance, film thickness or processability. -
An innovative full-PE recyclable non-laminated stand-up pouch
Winpack group turned to the ExxonMobil PE product and technology teams to help deliver an innovative solution for a full polyethylene non-laminated SUP to package frozen fruit.
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Embaquim BiB solution minimizes product returns and uses less material
This recyclable bag-in-box (BiB) solution helps to reduce waste, minimize product returns and uses less material thanks to the extreme toughness and flex-crack resistance provided by Exceed™ XP. -
Stretch hood packaging films with leading-edge technology for a new generation
Discover how ExxonMobil's industry-leading performance polymers enable Zhejiang Bili Polymer Technology Co. Ltd. to fabricate EVA-free solutions with excellent toughness, high clarity and a tailored balance between elasticity and holding force. -
Heavy duty sacks can now be made with multi-cycle recycled PE
What if someday we could recycle heavy duty sacks again and again? Today is that someday. See how ExxonMobil and Reifenhäuser collaborated to create heavy duty sacks (HDS) that can be recycled multiple times and re-used to produce new sacks.
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Exceed™ XP performance PE polymers help Benepak reach a new benchmark
Learn how the largest cast stretch silage film producer in China discovered new levels of toughness, impact strength and puncture resistance. -
Full PE pouches recycled to create new PE pouches
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Improving load stability with extreme performance HDS films
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Achieving a recyclable 100% PE laminated pouch with excellent stiffness and optical properties
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THE HIGHER ROAD - High performance films for consistent load stability
The value chain provides valuable insight into how more consistent load stability can protect products and make our roads are safer. Learn how better holding force, force absorption and load lock is being achieved in sustainable stretch films due to our performance polyethylene. Experience tomorrow’s performance today in your stretch films. -
Growing sustainability in agriculture
Exceed™ XP is helping farmers and film converters such as Yunnan Kedi Plastics Co., Ltd. in Qujing, China, meet their goals of doing more with less.
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Manufacturing a new generation of longer-lasting premium agricultural films
Ihlshin uses Exceed™ XP to create extremely damage-resistant large lay-flat films that are ideal for premium agricultural films, including greenhouse, walk-in tunnel cover, silage and mulch solutions.
Disclaimer :
Packaging made from a single polymer structure is easier to recycle, in communities where programs and facilities to collect and recycle plastic films exist