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Formshrink®: Where innovation meets sustainability and efficiency

Partnering with us is proven to deliver sustainable long-term commercial gains. We will be participating in the IPPE 2024! Mr. R. Kesteloo, will be on-site to provide you with valuable insights into our innovative packaging solutions for the fresh food industry. For more information or to schedule a meeting with us at the expo, please don't hesitate to reach out to Mr. Kesteloo at R.Kesteloo@krehalon.com. We look forward to connecting with you at IPPE 2024 and exploring how our packaging solutions can benefit your business.

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Krehalon B.V. UK Branch is certified as a Carbon Neutral Business

We are proud to announce that we have partnered with Carbon Neutral Britain™ to measure and offset its carbon footprint and have been certified as a Carbon Neutral Business.

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It's time to replace PVDC in fresh red meat packaging

In EVOH, Krehalon has a proven replacement: Thinner, stronger, lighter.

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Krehalon joins Oh Yes! Net Zero to create a greener future

Krehalon has joined the campaign established by Hull and the Humber to achieve net zero carbon emissions.

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Performance at the sharp end!

Less leakers = Less waste + More production output with high abuse ML40 bags from Krehalon.

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Krehalon receives ISCC+ certification for its manufacturing facility headquarters in Deventer, Netherlands.

On 3 May, 2022, Krehalon headquarters in Deventer was proud to receive the ISCC+ certification, which is becoming the globally recognized standard for the recovery of waste and residues that provide the feedstocks for circular plastics.

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What is your price for good Service?

Krehalon believe price/pack is only one factor to consider when making a purchase. Receiving a reliable, top-quality service is also an important consideration. Find out how we deliver this.

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Is packaging the enemy?

Maximum product protection and minimal use of materials are not a contradiction in terms

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