Cosmo Films, a specialty film provider for packaging, lamination, and labeling applications and synthetic paper, has introduced a new bi-axially oriented polypropylene (BOPP) based coated film, which is designed to release a fragrance which lasts for a long time slowly.
According to Cosmo, the film is matte-finished on one side while the other side is extrusion coated for thermal lamination applications. Through initial tests, these newly designed films have proven to remain fragrant for more than two months, and it is expected that the film would continue to release a soothing fragrance for almost six months. The film is available in 24 microns thickness and is aptly suited for thermal or wet lamination.
Cosmo said the film could be widely used for applications like catalogs, book covers, various bonds, magazines, visiting cards, packaging for cosmetics and personal care items, and more.
Speaking fragranced packaging film, Pankaj Poddar, chief executive officer, Cosmo Films, said, “A sense of pleasing smell acts as a catalyst for a positive outcome. BOPP-Fragranced packaging film has been introduced in the market to give the customers a feel-good factor. Cosmo Films is dedicated to innovate and is in constant search of excellence for the customers worldwide.”
Established in 1981, Cosmo Films is a global leader in specialty films for packaging, lamination, labeling, and synthetic paper. With the engineering of innovative products and sustainability solutions, Cosmo Films over the years has been partnering with the worlds’ leading F&B, personal care & tobacco brands, and packaging and printing converters to enhance their consumer experience.
Cosmo’s film offerings include BOPP and CPP films. Its customer base is spread in more than 100 countries with manufacturing units in India, Korea, and Japan.
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Naresh Khanna – 10 February 2025
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