18 May 2021
"Under the themes of decarbonisation and re-imagining resources, this year’s shortlisted solutions include technologies that recycle lithium batteries, large-scale removal of carbon dioxide through seawater, and a high barrier coating film that makes packaging recyclable. Following a four-month global search, the finalists beat out more than 400 applications from over 50 countries. Most of the finalists are from Singapore, with other contenders from the United States and the United Kingdom."
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"With R&D and licensing support from the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR), local enterprise Aegis Packaging has developed a breakthrough solution that is better for the environment and keeps food fresher for longer."
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"Presenting the 98 batch startups from 6 of our industry-focused innovation programs: Brand & Retail, Food & Beverage, Media & Ad, New Materials & Packaging, Supply Chain, and Sustainability."
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11 December 2020
"Singapore firms will also get more help to expand into growth markets overseas. Local research and investment firm Regentech, for instance, has tied up with A*Star to develop platform technologies in barrier films and O2 scavenging materials - and these technologies are licensed to Regentech's spin-off Aegis Packaging to manufacture. Regentech is looking to export the product with Thailand, the Philippines and Denmark as initial markets."
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09 October 2019
"Mono-material packaging solutions with barrier properties approaching that of traditional structures such as those employing aluminum foil could be the holy grail of sustainability. One Singapore startup — Aegis Packaging... — says it is close to achieving this lofty goal with its O₂X™ barrier layer product."
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10 September 2019
"A*cceleration Exhibition for Sustainability and Zero-Waste which attended by Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources, Mr. Masagos Zulkifli in Fusionopolis Singapore on 10th September 2019 and you could view the news on the below link."
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