Why was it difficult to recycle aluminum pouches?

Because they have a structure where aluminum foil and multiple plastic films are laminated, making it technically difficult to separate them after use.

What benefits are expected from this technology?

This technology can recycle packaging bags that were previously discarded (approximately 100 tons annually for DHC products alone) into new packaging materials, reducing environmental impact.

Who developed the recycling technology?

The recycling technology was developed through joint research by DHC, Toyo Ink (part of the artience group), and other companies.

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DHC Supplement Packaging Bags Reborn as New Packaging Materials!

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DHC, in collaboration with Toyo Ink and others, has discovered recycling technology for aluminum pouch supplement packaging. They aim to establish a circular recycling model.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Why was it difficult to recycle aluminum pouches?: A: Because they have a structure where aluminum foil and multiple plastic films are laminated, making it technically difficult to separate them after use.
Q: What benefits are expected from this technology?: A: This technology can recycle packaging bags that were previously discarded (approximately 100 tons annually for DHC products alone) into new packaging materials, reducing environmental impact.
Q: Who developed the recycling technology?: A: The recycling technology was developed through joint research by DHC, Toyo Ink (part of the artience group), and other companies.