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Haydale to lead project for high barrier monolayer films for food packaging

Haydale has announced that it has been awarded funding of £168,573 (around USD$226,250) to develop high barrier monolayer films for food packaging by Innovate UK, the UK’s innovation agency.

Haydale Composite Solutions Ltd (‘HCS’), will lead the consortium of nine companies – BASF, Bangor University, Cambridge Nanomaterials Technologies, Dunbia, Fre-Energy, Parkside Flexibles, Recycling Technologies, and Wells Plastics – to develop the next generation of high barrier films for food packaging using functionalized nanomaterials (“HiBarFilm2 Project”). The HiBarFilm2 Project is due to start in March 2022 and is expected to run for 30 months. It follows the success of the HiBarFilm feasibility study where functionalized nanomaterials were shown to influence barrier performance in films.

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