Innovia to show films at Loupe Americas

Innovia Films will showcase its label film range at booth 820 at Loupe North America 2026, taking place Sept 15-17 in Chicago.

The company will feature live demonstrations of RayoFloat, a floatable shrink-sleeve technology designed to improve PET recycling by separating cleanly during the recycling process, and RayoFloat White, which enables brands to replace difficult-to-recycle colored bottles with clear recyclable containers while maintaining light protection.  

'Our focus is on giving converters greater flexibility, choice and responsiveness as the label market continues to evolve,' said Aaron Henneger, vice president and general manager, Innovia Films Americas. 'By combining our proven base films with advanced coatings for printability, adhesive compatibility and metalized barrier performance, we can provide a more modular approach to label face stocks, supported by regional manufacturing capability. This helps our customers develop solutions that meet both today’s requirements and the demands of the market ahead.'

Innovia will also be highlighting its latest offerings of downgauged, squeezable PSL; linerless food labels; in-mold; PCR-content films; non-PVC graphic films, wraparound and cut and stack label materials.

Visitors to Innovia Films' booth can learn about how advanced polypropylene label films and floatable shrink sleeve technologies are enabling sustainable packaging.

'We continue to evolve our portfolio to support the transition to circular packaging,' said Lucija Kralj, business unit director – labels EMEA. 'From floatable shrink sleeve films to downgauged label materials that deliver more labels with less material, we're helping converters and brand owners prepare for current and future sustainability requirements.'

Innovia Films will also present 'Where the US Label Market Is Headed for 2026 and Beyond' during the Loupe conference, exploring key sustainability and regulatory trends, design-for-recycling, Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) and the manufacturing investments needed to support future innovation.