Packaging with vision

Your product, our priority.

Explore our barrier paper as a paper-based barrier direction for soups, stock, herbs, spices, powder mixes and other dry ingredients that need protection against moisture, oxygen and aroma loss.

Barryrwrap-Elbrus

Packaging that keeps dry products stable

Powders, soups, herbs and spices place specific demands on packaging. Moisture can cause clumping, oxygen can affect product quality, and aroma loss can impact taste, smell and consumer experience. That is why many producers still rely on plastic, aluminium or multilayer packaging, structures that have proven their function.

At the same time, the move towards more sustainable packaging is becoming increasingly important. Any alternative material still needs to deliver on the essentials:

  • Protection against moisture, oxygen and aroma loss
  • Preservation of product quality and stability
  • Reduced risk of clumping where moisture control is critical
  • Reliable processing on the packaging line
Ready to make the move to more sustainable packaging?
Moisture barrier packaging helping keep dry powders stable

Future-ready packaging

Ready for future packaging requirements

Brands are now looking for more recyclable alternatives that support sustainability goals, PPWR preparation and future packaging requirements. Barrier paper can play an important role here, supporting the move towards recyclable packaging design without moving away from the protection dry products need.

For powders, soups, herbs and spices, that means keeping moisture, oxygen and aroma under control while maintaining reliable processing on the packaging line. A solution for today, designed with tomorrow’s packaging requirements in mind.

Why it’s time to reconsider high-barrier laminates
Recyclable paper-based packaging for dry food products

Future-ready packaging starts with a barrier solution

Barryrwrap Elbrus

Barryrwrap Elbrus is the name of our barrier paper for producers moving towards recyclable packaging design under evolving regulations. It is developed for powders, soups, stock, herbs, spices and dry mixes. Barryrwrap Elbrus helps producers explore a paper-based alternative to plastic, aluminium and multilayer structures, while keeping product protection and production performance central. Every application is different, so a successful transition always starts with technical validation.

• Moisture barrier: Helps protect dry products against clumping and quality loss.
• Oxygen barrier: Supports product quality and shelf-life performance.
• Aroma protection: Helps preserve taste, smell and consumer experience.
• Sealability: Developed for dry products and fine ingredients that require reliable sealing.
• Processability: Supports evaluation on existing packaging lines and formats.
• Recyclable paper-based direction: Supports the move away from plastic, aluminium and multilayer structures.

Want to know more about Barryrwrap Elbrus
Barryrwrap Elbrus barrier paper for powders and dry mixes
Barrier paper packaging for soup mixes, stock and broth powders
Barrier paper packaging protecting herbs and spices
Flexible paper-based packaging for powder mixes and instant powders

Soup mixes and stock / broth

Helps keep dry mixes protected against moisture, while supporting taste, aroma and product quality. Designed to help reduce the risk of clumping where moisture control is critical.

Herbs and spices

Helps preserve aroma, smell and product quality by supporting moisture protection for sensitive ingredients where flavour experience matters.

Powder mixes, instant powders and flexible formats

Supports powder quality, shelf life and reliable sealing for sachets, pouches and flowpacks, with processability and line stability in mind.

Clumping is often caused by moisture reaching the product. Barryrwrap Elbrus is developed to support moisture protection for dry products such as powders, soup mixes and stock. Because clumping behaviour depends on the product, its hygroscopic properties and the packaging format, the level of protection should always be assessed through application testing for your specific product.

Barryrwrap Elbrus is developed for dry products that need protection against moisture and oxygen, which can affect quality, structure and shelf life. Because every product and packaging format is different, each application is assessed on barrier performance, sealability and product protection to determine whether it offers the right level of protection for your product.

Aroma and taste are critical for soups, stock, herbs and spices. Barryrwrap Elbrus is developed to help preserve aroma and product quality, but product-specific risks such as aroma loss and flavour change should always be assessed through application testing and shelf-life validation.

Herbs and spices place high demands on aroma and smell retention. Barryrwrap Elbrus is developed for sensitive dry ingredients where flavour experience matters, but suitability depends on the specific product, oil content and packaging format, so it is assessed per application.

Barryrwrap Elbrus is designed with sealability and processability in mind for formats such as sachets, pouches and flowpacks. Whether it fits an existing line depends on the product, pack format and machine setup, so line compatibility and production-level performance should be tested before switching.

Barryrwrap Elbrus helps producers explore a paper-based alternative to plastic, aluminium and multilayer structures. It should not be seen as an automatic compliance solution, because final recyclability and PPWR alignment depend on the complete packaging structure, application and market requirements. It does offer a relevant direction for recyclable packaging design.

Shelf life depends on the product, its sensitivity to moisture, oxygen and aroma loss, and the packaging format. A typical approach is to assess product-specific risks through application testing and shelf-life validation before switching, so the performance is confirmed for your specific product.

Barrier paper helps producers explore a paper-based alternative to plastic, aluminium and multilayer structures, which have proven their function for protecting demanding products. Whether it can replace the current material depends on the product, pack format, barrier requirements and production line. Rather than an automatic replacement, it offers a direction to evaluate, where suitability and performance are validated per application before switching.