Pittsburgh-based Singularity Polymers develops a patent-pending ionic-liquid and clay additive that turns standard polyethylene into high-barrier, mono-material film for fully recyclable flexible food packaging. Backed by Carnegie Mellon University and supported by RoCo® advanced materials, the company is moving its technology from research into blown-film trials with packaging manufacturers. Its drop-in approach is designed to work with existing extrusion equipment while maintaining oxygen and moisture protection comparable to conventional multi-layer films.
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