Mamata Machinery's RecTech gets APR recyclability recognition in the US

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Mamata Machinery's RecTech recyclable high-barrier packaging film received APR Design recyclability recognition from the US Association of Plastic Recyclers on October 13, 2026, valid until October 2031. RecTech passed APR's most stringent Critical Guidance pathway using the FPE-CG-01 test protocol. This adds to earlier certifications from CIPET in India and Institut cyclos-HTP in Europe, making the film independently validated across India, Europe and the US.

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Strengthens Mamata's case for commercial adoption of RecTech by US brand owners and converters, supporting global growth and sustainability positioning.