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Sustainable labeling materials contribute to a future beyond fossils

With sustainable labels, brands can advance on their targets to replace packaging made of virgin fossil fuels by using renewable and recyclable alternatives.

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With sustainable labels, brands can advance on their targets to replace packaging made of virgin fossil fuels by using renewable and recyclable alternatives. Sustainable labels can also contribute to carbon reduction goals.
 
Keep the circular economy spinning with recycled materials
Our world is producing more waste than ever before, with packaging a notable culprit. The labeling process makes its share of waste, such as paper and film release liner. Undeniably, we need more packaging solutions and industry services that enable circularity. 

Let’s take the example of release liner waste. Silicone and adhesive residue on this material causes contamination in the recycle stream. Thus, release liner that gets recycled is often downcycled into lower quality material. Services such as RafCycle™ by UPM Raflatac solve this problem. Furthermore, with the UPM Raflatac LabelLoop™ solution, brands can use labeling materials constructed with recycled paper made from release liner that was collected via RafCycle. 

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