Sentence examples for cartons made of from inspiring English sources

At the time Elopak, a Norwegian producer of drink cartons made of plastic-laminated cardboard, worried that it would have to pay a considerable fee to meet its producer responsibilities in Germany and other European countries.

The results produced in this work will aid in the modeling and designing of sprinkler protection systems for goods packaged in cartons made of corrugated boards.

His attempts, aided by an engineer, Erik Wallenberg, led to a Tetra Pak, a carton made of paper, plastic and aluminum, that eliminated the need for refrigerating milk.

The best size is a half gallon shelf-stable milk or juice carton made of cardboard paper.

Empty an egg carton made for a dozen eggs.

A company called TetraPak, who makes those cartons you buy boxed soup in, did a similar analysis comparing its 750-milliliter and 1-liter cartons (which are made of layers of plastic sandwiched between paper and foil) to equal-size glass wine bottles, and found that paperboard and plastic, though harder to recycle, were still less polluting and required fewer fossil fuels than glass.

This tape bonds well with Kraft cartons making it Ideal for strengthening and securing cartons for storage or transport for short periods of time.

The worse culprits are single-use plastic and plastic packaging: coffee cups (10,000 chucked every two minutes, just in the UK), straws (Americans use 500m every day), yoghurt cartons, cocktail stirrers, plastic razors, microbeads, and Tetra Pak cartons (because they're made of several ingredients that are difficult to separate: card, aluminium, plastic coating) and coffee pods.

Most dwellings in the camp are made of cartons and polythene on twig and branch frames.

BOSSASO, Somalia – On a hot, dusty morning in Askar Internally Displaced Persons camp, one of many settlements made of cartons and boxes in Somalia, a little girl flips a pancake on a traditional stove.

For Somali children, every minute in school counts BOSSASO, Somalia – On a hot, dusty morning in Askar Internally Displaced Persons camp, one of many settlements made of cartons and boxes in Somalia, a little girl flips a pancake on a traditional stove.