- Magnera's Sontara brand wins the prestigious IDEA Long-Life Achievement Award at IDEA 25 for EcoRE bags.
- EcoRE bags, made from compostable cellulosic fibers, offer an eco-friendly alternative to synthetic materials.
- Magnera Corporation (MAGN, Financial) strengthens its market position by aligning with global plastic bag bans.
Magnera Corporation's Sontara brand has been honored with the IDEA Long-Life Achievement Award at the IDEA 25 event, recognized for its innovative EcoRE bags. Celebrated for their exceptional strength and durability, these bags are made from cellulosic fibers and are certified for home composting. This aligns with the global movement towards sustainability, particularly with increasing plastic bag bans worldwide.
As part of Magnera's commitment to innovation and sustainability, the Sontara EcoRE material stands out as the first nonwoven material of its kind. It offers a cost-effective alternative to traditional woven fabrics while maintaining textile-like properties suitable for high-performance applications. The material's unique composition eliminates the need for added binders, ensuring a robust and durable product suitable for various uses, including shopping bags.
Available both as finished bags with personalization options and as raw material, Sontara EcoRE caters to a diverse customer base. By offering a sustainable solution to synthetic materials, Magnera (MAGN, Financial) leverages market opportunities amid global plastic bag bans.
Magnera Corporation continues to lead the way in material innovation, underpinned by its extensive experience and a strong portfolio in the nonwovens industry. With over 9,000 employees across 46 production facilities worldwide, the company remains committed to providing material solutions that meet evolving market needs.
