newsBELL PACKAGING is introducing a new development in plastic packaging for 2022: Reused Ocean Plastic. The company now has the ability to access and reprocess post-consumer waste that is found on beaches, riverbanks and the perimeters of oceans.
productBell Packaging now supplies Jetran packaging suitable for presenting food.
newsFOLLOWING THE successful introduction of presentation packaging made using polymers recovered from beaches and riverbanks, Bell is has announced a new grade of PET presentation packaging which contains 100% post-consumer waste.
productDundee Gin has worked with Bell Packaging to deliver an environmental solution for its packaging.
productNew for 2020, Bell has announced that it can supply Retran packaging made from 100% post-consumer waste. The material has been approved by the European Food Standards Agency for direct contact with food.
productWhen launching its new Bloc Xtend roller blind in a group of stores across Northern Ireland, Bloc Blinds required quality packaging that would protect the product and look attractive in store. After considering many options, the company opted for Jetbox, manufactured by Bell Packaging.
productFollowing the success of its Retran product, Bell Packaging has introduced a new initiative for its range of recycled packaging.
productA tax on plastic packaging that uses less than 30% recycled content was announced in the October budget. The new Retran product supplied by Bell has a 70% recycled content and is used to produce Retran tubing, PET folding cartons, clampacks and formed inserts.
productLP Displays is one of the UK’s leading suppliers of POS and printed signage. Responding to a request for a new presentation LP chose square Jetbox packaging. The challenge was to transport high quality banners so that they were well protected, easy to open and the outer container be reusable.
productResponding to the growing pressure to offer environmentally-acceptable packaging Bell has launched Retran. This product joins the Jetran family which provides a solution for clear tubing and is produced using PET film which includes up to 70% post-consumer waste derived from redundant drinks bottles.
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