- The new cellulose film production line increases capacity by 25%.
- The project involved a year of planning, design, and construction.
- NatureFlex™ films are derived from renewable wood pulp.
- NatureFlex™ films comply with global composting standards, including BS EN13432.
New Production Line
Futamura has opened a state-of-the-art cellulose film production line at its European plant in Wigton. This investment aims to meet the rising demand for renewable and compostable NatureFlex™ films.
Project Timeline
The new production line was unveiled after a year of meticulous planning, design, and construction. This development marks a significant milestone for the company.
Increased Capacity
The new line is expected to enhance the facility's production capacity by approximately 25%, reducing lead times and increasing the availability of NatureFlex™ films in the market.
Team Effort
Adrian Cave, Managing Director at Futamura Cellulose Films Europe, highlighted the dedication and collaborative effort of the entire team, particularly the engineering department, in bringing this project to fruition.
Compliance and Applications
NatureFlex™ films are derived from renewable wood pulp and comply with global industrial composting standards, including BS EN13432. They are also certified by TÜV Austria for backyard composting and meet AGEC Law requirements.
