Types of Packaging
Novelis’ commitment to producing premium product has made us the leading provider for the packaging industry. Novelis aluminum packaging materials meet a variety of needs.
A wide variety of brick carton packaging options are available to you, such as beverage, apparel, and food. You can also choose from cartons, stand-up pouch, and bags. As well as from plastic, paper, and metal. And whether brick carton packaging is electric, pneumatic, or mechanical.
Cardboard packaging is packing material that's made out of lightweight, sturdy cardboard. It's used in packaging everything from...
Glass is made from all-natural sustainable raw materials. It is the preferred packaging for consumers’ concerned about their health and the environment. Consumers prefer glass packaging for preserving a product’s taste or flavor and maintaining the integrity or healthiness of foods and beverages.
These medical grade glass jars are the most popular choice for dispensaries and collectives. These jars are offered in 1, 2, and 4 oz sizes for storing concentrates for hash oil, dabs, and wax
High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) Dow offers several packaging options using high density polyethylene (HDPE) in both flexible and rigid packaging applications.
A patient’s exposure to substances extracted from a plastic packaging component (e.g., HDPE, LDPE, PP, laminated components) into a liquid - based oral dosage form is expected to be comparable to a patient’s exposure to the same substances through the use of the same material when used to package food.
Metal. Appropriate for packaging foods (canned foods). For drinks, such as soft drinks beers, aluminium is often used. Tin plate is a solid, heavy steel covered with tin to protect it against rust. It is used to package canned foods. It can be separated by magnets should be recycled in all cases.
Paperboard Packaging Generally speaking, there is no strict differentiation between paper and paperboard. However, paperboard is generally thicker (usually 12pt or 0.012″ in thickness or more). Because it’s both lightweight and strong, it’s easily cut and formed—perfect to use in packaging products.
Why Plastic Packaging. Plastics help make packaging lighter, shatter-resistant and more energy efficient. Plus, many plastic packages can be recycled or recovered for energy value. They’re innovative, sustainable and cost-effective.