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Swiss. Lidl experiments with new sustainable fruit film

A cellulose coating to replace plastic and increase shelf life

Lidl experiments with new ways of sustainable packaging for fruit and vegetables. As reported by a federal government press release, the supermarket chain is developing a new cellulose film in Switzerland that could completely eliminate packaging for some types of fruit. Lidl turned to Empa - the Swiss federal laboratories of Science and Technology of Materials, to start a research project for a coating...

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Dübendorf, Svizzera, 01/27/2022 08:40
EFA News - European Food Agency

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