Pressware products made from paperboard and methods for making same. The product can include a paperboard substrate and a compostable barrier coating, as determined by ASTM D6868-19, that is at least partially disposed on the paperboard substrate. The product can also include a paperboard substrate and a first compostable coating at least partially disposed on the paperboard substrate. The first compostable coating can include clay particles and less than 50 wt % binder, based on the total weight of the first compostable coating, wherein the binder is compostable, as determined by ASTM D6868-19. A second compostable barrier coating, as determined by ASTM D6868-19, can be at least partially disposed on the first compostable coating. The resulting pressware product is compostable, as determined by ASTM D6868-19.

Pressware products made from paperboard and methods for making same. The product can include a paperboard substrate and a compostable barrier coating, as determined by ASTM D6868-19, that is at least partially disposed on the paperboard substrate. The product can also include a paperboard substrate and a first compostable coating at least partially disposed on the paperboard substrate. The first compostable coating can include clay particles and less than 50 wt % binder, based on the total weight of the first compostable coating, wherein the binder is compostable, as determined by ASTM D6868-19. A second compostable barrier coating, as determined by ASTM D6868-19, can be at least partially disposed on the first compostable coating. The resulting pressware product is compostable, as determined by ASTM D6868-19.

The invention relates to a method for applying starch to a paper or paperboard web, the method comprising the steps of: providing an aqueous suspension comprising starch particles and at least 1 wt %, based on the dry solid content of the suspension, of an amphiphilic polymer, creating a foam of the aqueous suspension, and applying the foam to the paper or paperboard web. The invention further relates to a paper or paper board product obtained by the method.

The invention relates to a method for applying starch to a paper or paperboard web, the method comprising the steps of: providing an aqueous suspension comprising starch particles and at least 1 wt %, based on the dry solid content of the suspension, of an amphiphilic polymer, creating a foam of the aqueous suspension, and applying the foam to the paper or paperboard web. The invention further relates to a paper or paper board product obtained by the method.

A method for manufacturing a thermoformable ovenable coated cellulosic board includes emulsion coating an aqueous-based polymer-emulsion basecoat on a first major side of a cellulosic board substrate and emulsion coating an aqueous-based polymer-emulsion barrier topcoat on the aqueous-based polymer-emulsion basecoat.

A method for manufacturing a thermoformable ovenable coated cellulosic board includes emulsion coating an aqueous-based polymer-emulsion basecoat on a first major side of a cellulosic board substrate and emulsion coating an aqueous-based polymer-emulsion barrier topcoat on the aqueous-based polymer-emulsion basecoat.

An embodiment of the present disclosure a food package article with metal nanoparticles. The metal nanoparticles may absorb microwave radiation and converts microwave radiation into heat.

An embodiment of the present disclosure a food package article with metal nanoparticles. The metal nanoparticles may absorb microwave radiation and converts microwave radiation into heat.

An aqueous coated paperboard is disclosed which exhibits good barrier properties and anti-blocking behavior and is heat sealable.

An aqueous coated paperboard is disclosed which exhibits good barrier properties and anti-blocking behavior and is heat sealable.