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Materials
Solenis and BASF to work on paper bottles with Pulpex
by Craig Bettenhausen
July 23, 2021
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 99, Issue 27
Credit: Pulpex
Pulpex's paper beverage bottle
The specialty chemical firm Solenis has joined BASF as a partner with Pulpex, a company developing fully recyclable paper bottles. Pulpex says BASF will contribute food-grade barrier chemistry. Solenis, which already serves the pulp and paper industry, will provide surface treatments and other chemical components. Pulpex’s current bottles are suitable only for still, cold-fill beverages. With help from the two chemical companies, the firm hopes to compete with glass and polyester bottles.
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