Are you feeling the pressure to deliver more sustainable, compliant packaging? We understand the challenge of balancing brand strategy with evolving consumer needs.
Recyclable packaging isn't just a “nice to have” anymore. It’s increasingly an expectation from consumers, retailers and government bodies. While labels might seem like a small detail, they play a significant role in how well your packaging moves through the recycling process.
At Avery Dennison, we offer first-to-market compliant solutions that enable recycling and help brands comply with regulatory guidelines, support lower Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) fees and future proof your packaging.
Label solutions that support the packaging recycling process
We make it easier to design packaging that actually gets recycled. From our AD CleanFlake™ labels that keep PET and HDPE plastic streams clean to our AD Circular™ program for recycling used liners, we provide practical ways to help you meet the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR). Whether you're working with single-use or refillable systems,our labels are designed to stay out of the way of the recycling process.
Plus, with intelligent labels, you can give your customers clear digital information on sorting, recycling and reusing your packaging. Our experts are here to support your decision making process and help you reduce your EPR fees.
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Our solutions
Reducing fossil-based plastic and supporting a circular economy play an integral role in our zero waste strategy. Improving our packaging and designing it in a way that supports technical recyclability helps us achieve our ambitious goals.
Nicola Bäuerle
Director Sustainability, AEMEA, Kao
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Recycle your liner waste with AD Circular™
Avery Dennison’s label liner recycling program, helping you return used glassine and PET liners for recycling and support circularity.
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Let’s connect! Monica Gross is ecosystem engagement manager, food and beverage, at Avery Dennison Materials Group. Since joining the company in 2008, she has helped companies understand the challenges they face, matching solutions to opportunities while collaborating on their packaging strategies.