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Eastman Chemical Co.

From Eastman Chemical Co.
Jeff Synder, left, of Rumpke and Mark Agerton, P&G discuss how collaboration between MRFs and CPGs can facilitate the design of packaging that can be sorted in a recycling facility.
MRF and CPG Collaboration Facilitates Recyclable Packaging Design
Monomaterial Cosmetic Compact
Monomaterial Cosmetic Compact
Pacur Uses Eastman Eastar™ Renew 6763
Pacur Using Eastman Eastar™ Renew 6763 for Sterile Barrier Packaging
This thick-walled bottle uses chemically recycled material that's specifically formulated for use in extrusion blow molding (EBM).
Skin Care Bottle Uses 50% Chemically Recycled Content
Dopper Original – Full Lineup C2 C Gold – Key Visual
Dopper Achieves Cradle to Cradle Gold Certification for Its Reusable Bottle
Nelipak
Nelipak Healthcare Packaging Using Eastman Renew Materials
Air Up Bottle System
Scent-Flavored, Refillable Drinking System Comes to the U.S.
Eastman, Ethicon
Ethicon Chooses Eastman Renew for Sterile Barrier Packaging
The Eco-Valve, used for Nivea’s new EcoDeo line, uses inert gases as a propellant in aerosol sprays while still providing the performance and spray quality of traditional valves.
Nivea Pursues Circular Packaging from Every Angle
the{PACK]out: Day 3 featured hands-on workshops to bring package design concepts to life. (Image courtesy: Cassie Ladd)
the[PACK]out: Inaugural Event Delivers Medical Device Packaging Innovation
unPACKed podcast on Healthcare Sustainability
unPACKed Podcast: Sustainability's Difficult Dance with Life Sciences
Photo Courtesy of Eastman Chemical
Eastman Investing up to $1 Billion to Accelerate Circular Economy
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