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The Netherlands is globally recognized as a powerhouse of agricultural innovation and food processing. From the sprawling glasshouses of the Westland region to the highly automated dairy and convenience food packaging hubs across North Brabant and Gelderland, the demand for sophisticated packaging substrates is expanding rapidly. Modern Dutch packaging lines operate at unprecedented speeds, requiring films that exhibit precise heat sealing properties, thermal stability, and exceptional optical clarity.
Furthermore, as Europe moves aggressively towards circular economy frameworks under the EU's Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR), Dutch companies are actively seeking mono-material structures (such as all-PP or all-PE laminated structures) that do not compromise on barrier performance or thermal resistance. Heat resistant films play a crucial role as the outer web in laminates, allowing high-temperature sealing jaws to seal pouch structures without sticking or melting the outer layer.
Dutch greenhouse cultivation relies on high-performance anti-fog CPP films to preserve the shelf-life and aesthetic appeal of fresh tomatoes, cucumbers, and bell peppers shipped across Europe.
With Rotterdam acting as the gateway to Europe, Dutch distributors utilize ultra-low temperature and high-speed sealing IPE films to optimize throughput and reduce energy consumption in automated packing plants.
Every packaging component must comply with strict EC 10/2011 regulations. Our films are produced in certified facilities matching the highest hygiene standards.
Chaozhou Chao'an Tianhong Packaging Materials Co., Ltd. has been deeply engaged in the plastic film industry since 1990, with over 30 years of experience in the R&D and production of high-performance films (CPP film, PE film, laser film, BOPET film, BOPP film, BOPA film, etc.). Located in Anbu Town, Chaoshan Plain, eastern Guangdong, China, the company is a comprehensive enterprise integrating the R&D, production, and sales of packaging materials.
As a leading global film supplier, we are committed to providing core solutions for composite packaging substrates to color printing companies worldwide, covering the high-end packaging needs of various industries, including food, hygiene, pharmaceuticals, daily chemicals, and electronics. Our long-term partnerships in Western Europe, particularly serving distributors and packaging converters in the Netherlands, reflect our reliability and adherence to international quality standards.
Our 50-acre modern production base is fully equipped with multiple five-layer coextrusion blow molding lines, CPP cast film lines, and wide-format laser lamination equipment. Combined with coating and embossing technologies, our annual production capacity reaches 20,000 tons.
Our technical team of nearly 100, including experienced R&D engineers, provides comprehensive support tailored to the specific needs of our clients' industries, including film selection, lamination process optimization, and functional development (such as antistatic and high-barrier properties), ensuring the optimal balance between packaging performance and cost. Our unique laser and embossed films add a touch of vibrant color to laminated packaging, ensuring shelf-standout in competitive Dutch retail markets.
Dutch dairy brands require high-integrity lidding films for yogurt, cheese, and butter. Our high-heat resistant PE sealing films ensure perfect hermetic seals even at high packaging speeds, eliminating leakage and food waste.
With temperature fluctuations from greenhouse to Dutch retail shelves, condensation is a major challenge. Our anti-fog CPP cast films prevent droplets, maintaining transparency and preventing spoilage of fresh vegetables.
Microwaveable ready-meals popular in Dutch supermarkets require lid sealing films that can withstand high temperatures during reheating while offering clean, easy peelability for the consumer.
"Committed to serving global flexible packaging color printing companies, using innovative film materials to drive the transformation of packaging towards green, efficient, high-barrier, and high-quality"—Tianhong will continue to invest in R&D, focusing on cutting-edge fields such as high-barrier composite substrate films, biodegradable materials, environmentally friendly laser films, and embossed films, helping our clients seize opportunities in the wave of sustainable development. Contact us to collaborate on developing innovative and efficient packaging.
Step into our production facility where technology meets precision. Our dust-free workshops and international-standard quality control systems guarantee that every batch of heat resistant film meets the rigorous criteria required by the European market.
Testing and validation equipment ensuring consistent thermal sealing thresholds.
When exporting to or distributing within the Netherlands, packaging materials must satisfy a complex matrix of mechanical performance, aesthetic appeal, and stringent regulatory compliances. Understanding the specific material characteristics of Cast Polypropylene (CPP) and Polyethylene (PE) films is essential to achieving optimal packaging efficiency.
CPP film is widely recognized for its high gloss, exceptional transparency, and superior heat resistance compared to traditional PE films. In laminate structures, CPP serves as an ideal heat-seal layer. It can withstand higher sealing temperatures, which allows packaging machines to operate at faster cycle rates.
For the Dutch fresh produce sector, our Anti-Fog CPP Cast Film is a critical asset. Greenhouses in regions like Westland produce massive volumes of tomatoes, cucumbers, and berries. When these products are packaged and transported, respiration creates moisture inside the pack. Standard film causes this moisture to condense into droplets, obstructing the consumer's view and accelerating spoilage. Our anti-fog formulation alters the surface tension of the film, forcing water droplets to spread into a micro-thin, invisible layer of water. This preserves the crystal-clear display and extends shelf-life, which is vital for the export-heavy Dutch food sector.
Polyethylene remains the most recycled plastic substrate in Europe. With the Netherlands aiming to lead in circular packaging, mono-material PE laminates (PE/PE structures) have become highly desirable. However, PE traditionally has a narrow sealing window and lower heat resistance than PP or PET.
To overcome this, Tianhong has developed Ultra-Low Temperature IPE (Integrated Polyethylene) Films. By utilizing advanced metallocene catalysts and multi-layer co-extrusion technology, we have engineered a PE film that initiates sealing at significantly lower temperatures (often starting from 80°C to 90°C) while maintaining high hot-tack strength. This means high-speed automatic packaging lines in Dutch factories can seal bags rapidly without burning through the outer PE carrier web. This technological breakthrough allows Dutch brands to transition to fully recyclable, mono-material PE pouches without sacrificing line efficiency.
The Dutch convenience food market is growing, with consumers demanding ready-to-eat meals, fresh soups, and single-serve dairy items. These products are typically packed in rigid PP or PET trays and cups. Our PP Cup Lid PE Sealing Film is engineered to provide a robust seal against PP containers. It offers excellent contamination sealing (sealing through fat, moisture, or dust at the rim) and can be formulated for either lock-tight seals or smooth, easy-peel performance.
Doing business in the Netherlands means adhering to strict European Union guidelines. All films manufactured by Tianhong for food contact applications comply with the EC 10/2011 regulation on plastic materials intended to come into contact with food, as well as FDA regulations. Our state-of-the-art laboratory performs rigorous testing on migration limits, tensile strength, coefficient of friction (COF), and heat-seal strength to ensure that every roll delivered to Rotterdam or Amsterdam performs consistently.
