Aluminum foil is an efficient and fashionable material that has opened up new markets. We are proud of our achievements in making aluminum foil a versatile, modern and technologically sophisticated material for packaging, household aluminum foil and many industrial markets. Processors, brand owners, retailers and end consumers with a history of more than 100 years have benefited from the unique barrier properties of aluminum foil, which provide complete barriers to light, moisture and aroma.

Today, it can be used in all possible markets, from food and beverages to medicines. Applications include aseptic beverage cartons, sachets, pouches, lids, wrapping paper, blister packaging and tape packaging, aluminum foil containers, etc., and more markets and resource-efficient options have emerged.

In 1978, the aluminum-plastic composite panel was used for the first time in a well-known headache effervescent tablet. By the end of the 1990s, aluminum foil had been accepted as an innovative material for almost all packaging applications. For example, the expression of "aluminum foil sealing and keeping fresh" appeared common in many brand packaging.

What follows is that resource efficiency in the new millennium and better consumer convenience choices are the main goals of aluminum foil, because they are applicable to all material industries, processors, brand owners, retailers and consumers. The success of lightweighting led to the saving of more than 30% of materials in the 2000s, which in turn provided growth for the resource-saving packaging options market, and its recyclability was also a major advantage for customers and consumers.

Nowadays, the unique barrier properties of aluminum foil have been increasingly integrated with flexible films to create lightweight packaging with excellent fresh-keeping properties, which has been used in many exciting emerging markets (including pouches from pet food to beverages) To an important role. Covering applications; technological innovation solutions for medicines; and the increasing acceptance of aluminum foil as a microwave safe material.