Packaging spotlight: June’s top cosmetic packaging picks

By Julia Wray | Published: 14-Jun-2023 Featured companies: Vetroplas Packaging
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The first paperboard tube with fibre-based closure – a collab between Stora Enso, Blue Ocean Closures and AISA – has been announced for 2024

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In Cosmetics Business’ collection of packaging-themed news and launches for June, we take a look at an industry original: the first paperboard tube with a fibre-based closure, due in 2024.

Plus, discover new packaging collabs between suppliers and brands including Chanel, Molton Brown and Oriflame.

 

1. Sora Enso, first paperboard tube with fibre-based closure

Stora Enso, Blue Ocean Closures and AISA have developed the first paperboard tube with a fibre-based closure.

All components of the tube are designed for recycling.

The tube is composed of Stora Enso’s barrier-coated board material Natura Shape, as well as a screw cap, designed in collaboration with Blue Ocean Closures with assembly by AISA. 

The solution contains more than 85% fibre content, the highest proportion available in a tube design. 

It is expected to be commercially available for cosmetic and personal care companies in 2024.

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