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Flatbread Packaging Revolution: A Path to More Sustainable Bakery Future

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November 19, 2024

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Related regions: EMEA

Consumers' tastes and preferences shift but the affection for bakery products remains strong. Europe maintains a substantial consumption rate of bread and packed pastries. This considerable demand highlights the critical need for more sustainable packaging solutions. Amcor is at the forefront with the AmPrima® Flowpack Pro, offering an innovative, flexible, and recycle-ready solution tailored for flatbreads and packed-pasties, with no EVOH and PVDC.

Let's celebrate the ancient heritage of flatbread, and at the same time explore advanced packaging solutions that extend shelf-life and improve sustainability. Explore the rich history of flatbread and our cutting-edge packaging in the infographic below.

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Francesco Pelliccia

Segment Development Manager EMEA

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Flatbread Packaging Revolution: A Path to More Sustainable Bakery Future

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