This education begins with marking all packages with the SmartCycle logo on the petaloid base found on the bottom of most PET bottles. Those who do will be lessening the need for new petrochemical feedstocks.' Now we must educate people and encourage consumers to recycle their bottles. The company's business manager for thermoforming films, Pete Gianniny, elaborates, 'SmartCycle is a wonderful opportunity to increase public awareness about plastic package recycling. He has joined with KlР вЂњР’В¶ckner Pentaplast as the exclusive global supplier of SmartCycle packaging films. It is the brainchild of Michael Brown, brand founder and managing partner of Packaging 2.0 LLC, which holds the SmartCycle license. In addition, the films exceed California and Oregon rigid plastic packaging container regulations. Food & Drug Administration regulations for direct food contact and are certified to meet domestic packaging regulations. Made from a minimum of 50-percent post-consumer-recycled polyester bottles, SmartCycle films surpass U.S. The introduction of SmartCycle(TM) 150 PETE polyethylene terephthalate from KlР вЂњР’В¶ckner Pentaplast in October 2006 coincided with the packaging market's emphasis on sustainability. The Microsoft packaging illustrates how it's possible to honor a real commitment to sustainability with packaging that delivers high shelf impact. Sales of the company's number-one best-selling travel and map software, Streets & Trips 2007 with GPS Locator, doubled the projected launch number. A new, 50-percent post-consumer-recycled PET brings clarity to Streets & Trips with GPS Locator.Р вЂќР’В¬reating a package that uses sustainable films, Microsoft has mapped a course for all-around success.

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