5 sustainable materials from paper/cellulose waste that can be used for packaging.
A packaging material/process platform that rapidly forms cellulose fiber by dry molding.
A method of dry-forming cellulose fiber without using water.
Protective honeycomb packaging made from 100% recycled paper — unbleached, with water-based glues; all products FSC certified and the company is a B Corp. Air/Strength sleeves and corner protection for bottles, boards, furniture and electronics. Its own paper report discloses both sides: Air range −15% carbon vs bubble wrap, Mini sleeve +19% vs a plastic air sac (2021, since improved).
Reinforces both the packaging-waste axis and the packaging use. Answers the paper-vs-plastic cushioning quest…
A plastic-substitute bottle cap/closure material made from pressed cellulose fiber.
A closure made by molding cellulose fiber. Considered as a replacement for plastic closures.
A recyclable flexible packaging material based on wood fiber.
A packaging material with renewable wood fiber as its main feedstock.
A fibre bottle platform that molds wood fiber to replace plastic/glass bottles.
A platform for making bottles from renewable fiber. The barrier method differs by product.