Anna Altner

Yangi AB

Anna Altner, the visionary behind Yangi, boasts over two decades of expertise in spearheading operations and groundbreaking innovation projects in the forest industry. Her key strengths lie in business development and venture creation, with a background in fibre development since 2003 and dry forming since 2010. In 2014, Anna founded The Loop Factory, serving as an international innovation partner for sustainable technologies. In 2021, Yangi emerged as a standalone entity, born from the success of The Loop Factory.

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Dry Forming - a Disruptive Packaging Technology with the Potential to Replace Plastic at Scale

In today's market, sustainability isn't just a buzzword; it's a driving force behind consumer choices. Studies show that customers are now twice as likely to choose products with clear sustainable claims. Beyond consumer preference, legislative measures are increasingly pushing brands towards eco-friendly practices. As governments worldwide enact stricter regulations to combat environmental challenges, adopting our sustainable packaging isn't just a choice—it's a strategic imperative. What if we could:
• Make it easy for brands and packaging producers to switch to fibre-based packaging at a lower cost than existing solutions.
• Significantly reduce CO2 emissions and improve resource efficiency, all the while utilizing an existing recycling system that works.
• Fulfil consumer demand for renewable packaging materials and provide brands with premium aesthetics and an enhanced shelf appeal.
With Cellera, Yangi's Dry Forming Technology, we can. Designed to meet circular principles, Cellera is a turn-key manufacturing technology for cellulose-based packaging based on dry forming principles, enabling a cost- and resource-efficient solution. Join Anna Altner, Founder of Yangi as she:
1. Walks you through the dry forming process, explains why it is so disruptive and outlines the key benefits of dry forming.
2. Looks at how the dry forming process differs from other sustainable packaging solutions currently on the market.
3. Shares the current applications, limitations, and challenges of dry forming technology.
4. Provides more insights on how packaging producers and brands can swiftly shift part of their product portfolio to cellulose-based packaging and how partners in the entire packaging value chain can accelerate innovation through collaboration.

Språk:
Engelska
Fokusområden:
Hållbarhet / Innovation
Lokal:
Packaging Plaza level 2

In today's market, sustainability isn't just a buzzword; it's a driving force behind consumer choices. Studies show that customers are now twice as likely to choose products with clear sustainable claims. Beyond consumer preference, legislative measures are increasingly pushing brands towards eco-friendly practices. As governments worldwide enact stricter regulations to combat environmental challenges, adopting our sustainable packaging isn't just a choice—it's a strategic imperative. What if we could:
• Make it easy for brands and packaging producers to switch to fibre-based packaging at a lower cost than existing solutions.
• Significantly reduce CO2 emissions and improve resource efficiency, all the while utilizing an existing recycling system that works.
• Fulfil consumer demand for renewable packaging materials and provide brands with premium aesthetics and an enhanced shelf appeal.
With Cellera, Yangi's Dry Forming Technology, we can. Designed to meet circular principles, Cellera is a turn-key manufacturing technology for cellulose-based packaging based on dry forming principles, enabling a cost- and resource-efficient solution. Join Anna Altner, Founder of Yangi as she:
1. Walks you through the dry forming process, explains why it is so disruptive and outlines the key benefits of dry forming.
2. Looks at how the dry forming process differs from other sustainable packaging solutions currently on the market.
3. Shares the current applications, limitations, and challenges of dry forming technology.
4. Provides more insights on how packaging producers and brands can swiftly shift part of their product portfolio to cellulose-based packaging and how partners in the entire packaging value chain can accelerate innovation through collaboration.