Belgium develops successful scented packaging materials

A new technology that can bring fragrance to polyethylene was recently developed at the Clariant Master Batches business unit in Brussels, Belgium.

According to reports, this material can be used for injection molding, blow molding, and extruded films with a thickness of more than 100 μm, and can adjust the intensity of aromas and the time of fragrance retention as needed. The polyethylene produced by this technology can be used for health care products, food packaging, cosmetic packaging and the like. It is reported that the technology used in the formulation of other resins is being studied.