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Trends, regulation and materials in flexible packaging, explained for brand owners and buyers in India.

Pan masala and gutka packaging in India: why the industry is going plastic-free

Plastic has been off-limits for gutka, tobacco and pan masala packs since 2016, and FSSAI's August 2026 rules go further. Here is what changed and what packaging brands are moving to.

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Seven flexible packaging innovations to watch in 2026

Mono-material laminates, coatings that replace foil, short-run digital print and smarter adhesives. The changes reshaping pouches and rolls this year.

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Biodegradable vs compostable packaging: what Indian brands need to know

The two words are not interchangeable, and Indian rules now define them. Here's the difference, the certification you need and the claims to avoid.

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PLA-based films: a practical guide for flexible packaging

PLA is the best-known compostable film. Here's where it performs well, where it struggles, and how to design a pouch around it.

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MDO-PE (MOPE) explained: the film that makes all-PE pouches possible

Machine-direction oriented polyethylene gives PE the stiffness and print quality of PET, so you can build pouches from a single, recyclable polymer.

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Single-polymer structures: designing flexible packs for recycling

Mixed laminates protect products well but can't be recycled. Mono-material PE and PP structures can, if you design them properly.

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EPR and recycled content: what India's plastic rules mean for flexible packaging

The 2026 amendment to the Plastic Waste Management Rules raises recycled-content obligations. Here's how they apply to flexible and multilayer packs.

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High barrier without aluminium foil: coatings, metallising and EVOH

Foil gives near-perfect barrier but blocks recycling. These are the alternatives converters use to protect products while simplifying the pack.

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Paper-based flexible packaging: where it works and where it doesn't

Paper pouches and wraps are back in demand. They're a strong choice for some products and a poor one for others. Here's how to tell the difference.

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Solvent-less lamination: a cleaner way to make laminates

How solvent-less lamination works, why it lowers emissions and energy use, and when solvent-based lamination is still the better choice.

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