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Skypac and SMX Unveil Traceability Alliance for Responsible Plastic Packaging
Putting the "Paper When Possible, Plastic When Useful" Principle into Action
NEW YORK, NY AND SINGAPORE / ACCESS Newswire / April 28, 2025 / SMX (Security Matters) PLC (NASDAQ:SMX)(NASDAQ:SMXWW), a leader in providing "physical to digital" solutions for a circular economy, today unveiled a strategic alliance with Skypac Packaging, a Singapore-based producer of flexible plastic materials. Guided by the principle "Paper When Possible, Plastic When Useful," Skypac focuses on manufacturing PP, OPP, HDPE, and LDPE products-both with and without rotogravure printing-and aims to advance global packaging practices through this new collaboration with SMX.
By integrating SMX's invisible molecular marking and blockchain-based digital platform, Skypac seeks to bolster the sustainability and traceability of its plastic packaging line. SMX believes that with ongoing growth in cross-border trade and consumer demand for more eco-conscious products, the ability to verify a package's origins, composition, and end-of-life potential has become a competitive advantage. Skypac's offerings already serve multiple industries by preserving product freshness, minimizing shipping and storage costs, and providing an ideal canvas for branding. When combined with SMX's proprietary technology, these same packaging solutions can now be monitored across their entire lifecycle, enabling companies to reuse, recover, or turn them into an energy source at the end-of-life stage.
"At Skypac, we take pride in delivering flexible packaging solutions that strike the perfect balance between performance and environmental responsibility," said Kelvin Yeo, Director of Skypac Packaging. "Our robust product range in PP, OPP, HDPE, and LDPE offers unmatched versatility and durability for brands, while reducing shipping costs and preserving product quality. By integrating SMX's traceability technology, we can further enhance lifecycle visibility, ensuring each package meets evolving ESG demands and underscores our commitment to a responsible and optimized supply chain."
Both parties recognize Singapore's unique approach to waste management, where incineration takes precedence over landfilling. In this context, Skypac underscores that biodegradable materials are not always necessary or efficient, since all waste is reduced to ash rather than left in a landfill. Given these conditions, conventional plastics often remain a practical and more sustainable option-especially when they can be tracked, recycled, or reused at multiple points in the supply chain. SMX's platform is built to seamlessly capture each stage in the product journey, eliminating guesswork and increasing transparency.
For companies grappling with evolving environmental, social, and governance (ESG) standards, the SMX-Skypac alliance offers a straightforward, cost-effective path to ensure responsible sourcing, accurate recordkeeping, and digital proof of compliance. This real-time monitoring also cuts down on time-consuming manual audits, bolstering consumer confidence and safeguarding brand reputation.
Building on Skypac's ethos of "Paper When Possible, Plastic When Useful," the alliance with SMX has been designed to provide a well-rounded response to the global imperative of reducing waste and lowering emissions. By merging advanced packaging techniques with robust traceability, the companies are setting a practical benchmark for circularity in plastics-one that meets business needs while upholding environmental stewardship.
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About SMX
As global businesses face new and complex challenges relating to carbon neutrality and meeting new governmental and regional regulations and standards, SMX is able to offer players along the value chain access to its marking, tracking, measuring and digital platform technology to transition more successfully to a low-carbon economy.
About Skypac Packaging
SKYPAC Packaging is a premier provider of end-to-end flexible packaging solutions for a wide range of industries. With a commitment to quality, innovation, and sustainability, SKYPAC helps businesses meet evolving market demands while reducing their environmental impact. By offering tailored design, advanced materials, and comprehensive support, SKYPAC Packaging empowers clients to optimize product presentation and performance in today's competitive global marketplace.
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