LD PACK and ExxonMobil Launch Joint Lab to Drive Innovation in Recyclable Mono-Material Packaging
Accelerating the future of packaging together!
We're proud to announce the official launch of the ExxonMobil Signature Polymers x LD PACK Mono Material Packaging Joint Lab - a strategic partnership that combines ExxonMobil Signature Polymers' leadership in high performance polymers with LD PACK's expertise as a flexible packaging solution provider for high-barrier food packaging, modified atmosphere packaging (MAP), design for recycling* packaging, and other value-added applications.
Why this matters to you:
Together, we're here to deliver:
- High-barrier performance that meets stringent demands for freshness, safety and shelf life
- Mono material packaging designed for recycling*, without compromising performance
- Solutions to support brand owners' sustainability commitments for packaging
LD PACK's role:
As your trusted packaging partner for pouches, roll stock, and high-barrier flexible packaging, we can offer outstanding solutions that protect food with sensitive storage requirements - like dairy, baby food, pet food, frozen meat, sauces, milk powders and more - while bearing your needs in mind. This collaboration allows us to leverage ExxonMobil Signature Polymers' cutting-edge resins to further advance full PE structure packaging, delivering performance and recyclability*
The bigger vision:
By partnering with ExxonMobil Signature Polymers, we're not just creating packaging - we're redefining it. This joint lab fuels our shared mission to:
- Develop recyclable* packaging to replace conventional hard-to-recycle* lamination films
- Accelerate value chain adoption of mono-material designs
- Deliver solutions that balance technical excellence with potential sustainability benefits
Join the movement!
Ready to transition to high-performance, recyclable* packaging? Let's innovate together!
Contact LD PACK to explore how our solutions can meet your brand's needs, without sacrificing quality or functionality.
*Recyclable in the few communities with programs and facilities in place that collect and recycle plastic film
