Advanced inorganic/polymer sandwich barrier foil as chlorine free alternative to PVC-based pharmaceutical packaging.

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INNOSUISSE

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9141.1;2 PFNM-NM

Titre du projet

Advanced inorganic/polymer sandwich barrier foil as chlorine free alternative to PVC-based pharmaceutical packaging.

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Advanced inorganic/polymer sandwich barrier foil as chlorine free alternative to PVC-based pharmaceutical packaging.

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Description succincte (Anglais)	Advanced inorganic/polymer sandwich barrier foil as chlorine free alternative to PVC-based pharmaceutical packaging.
Résumé des résultats (Abstract) (Anglais)	Pharmaceutical packaging is based on chlorine-containing foils (blisters). Reducing or fully avoiding chlorinated polymers has become a major market driver. We therefore investigate hybrid inorganic/polymer systems for a next generation of functional packaging based on findings from a first CTI project (3 patent applications: ¿no sticking¿ surfaces; extended shelf life for fruits; self-sterilizing sanitary films) with market introduction of a new packaging product at PECO. This project will deliver customer prototypes within three years and is expected to result in a highly competitive product at PECO.

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Description succincte
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Advanced inorganic/polymer sandwich barrier foil as chlorine free alternative to PVC-based pharmaceutical packaging.

Résumé des résultats (Abstract)
(Anglais)

Pharmaceutical packaging is based on chlorine-containing foils (blisters). Reducing or fully avoiding chlorinated polymers has become a major market driver. We therefore investigate hybrid inorganic/polymer systems for a next generation of functional packaging based on findings from a first CTI project (3 patent applications: ¿no sticking¿ surfaces; extended shelf life for fruits; self-sterilizing sanitary films) with market introduction of a new packaging product at PECO. This project will deliver customer prototypes within three years and is expected to result in a highly competitive product at PECO.