Symbiosis, the new foil from Crealis, cuts emissions thanks to its innovative design which is plastic-free and primarily made of paper. Crealis has launched its latest innovation, combining a sustainable mindset with the latest technology. Named Symbiosis®, the foil for sparkling wine transforms the traditional closure by using a composition primarily made of paper combined with aluminium, as opposed to the conventional polylam plastic. This cutting-edge foil, with paper as its main component, eliminates the plastic layer, and serves as Crealis’ next-generation, eco-conscious wine closure. Its benefits include a complete exclusion of plastic use and a 30% lower carbon footprint compared to closures made with Crealis’ Derma75 material (the most popular polylam by Crealis), or 15% compared to the already optimised Derma75L, the latest evolved version. Adhering to the European Recycling Code C/PAP82, Symbiosis® can be easily disposed of in paper bins across Europe, further reinforcing its sustainability credentials. In leveraging innovative alternative materials, Crealis offers consumers a lower carbon footprint in their wines, and even a new experience during the opening ritual of a bottle. It enhances the product experience, offering a sensory connection as consumers seek out sustainably made products. When opening a bottle packed with Symbiosis®, they will hear the distinctive sound of paper stretching, a subtle reminder of the eco-conscious material choice. For producers, on the other hand, Symbiosis® offers a sustainable choice that does not compromise on performance. It is fully customizable and compatible with existing industrial bottling lines, offering both elegance and responsibility for
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