“Sustainable packaging is one of the megatrends of today’s world. As a sustainable specialty materials company, we are a key player in delivering sustainable alternatives for plastic.”
As the dust settles on the European Commission election vote and we await the posting of the top positions, it’s a good time to reflect on the policy landscape and activities in the area of the green economy.
Ahlstrom's Protective Materials Business Unit has been honored with the CPA (Composite Panel Association) Innovative Product of the Year award for its Spantex® Shield paper based balancing foil for decorative and functional surfaces.
Ahlstrom’s Lab & Life Science Business Unit has been honored with the prestigious “Responsible Supplier Program Performance Award” for Europe from Avantor, a leading life science tools company and one of Ahlstrom’s key partners.
Fibers are at the core of what Ahlstrom does every day, and they are the common denominator of our products and solutions. We already utilize fibers to produce a wide range of products for food packaging, ecommerce, highly specialized products, and diagnostic tools – yet this is only the beginning.
Noise, light, and chemical pollution are just some of the health-damaging pollutants, accumulating and increasing on our planet at an unprecedented rate. According to the WHO, over 13 million deaths occur yearly due to preventable environmental causes. When the climate crisis is also a health crisis, it’s essential to understand that keeping humans and the planet healthy is a duo task.
In an era where environmental awareness is becoming increasingly important, businesses worldwide are actively seeking sustainable alternatives to reduce their environmental impact.
From factory floors to hospital wards, Ahlstrom’s industrial air filtration solutions stop the spread of harmful airborne pollutants.
Ahlstrom-IDVet Serum transport cards are designed as a rapid, non-invasive, easy-to-use and cost-effective device to achieve high yield and purity of plasma/serum from whole blood. Read our study intended to evaluate the effect of the collection of blood samples on serum transport cards for the downstream ELISA analyses for vaccination monitoring on broiler flocks with comparison to liquid sampling.
