Eco-friendly Packaging

The construction industry is well known for their use of plastic. In fact, an estimated 50 tonnes of plastic packaging waste are being generated by the construction industry each year. To put that number into perspective, that’s 5 times the weight of the Eiffel tower – yes, 5 times the weight in plastic packaging waste alone.

There are several types of void fill options available to choose from when considering product protection in transit. Many packaging companies are now moving away from the well-known polystyrene chips, to more innovative and protective solutions such as paper void fill. Paper void fill doesn’t only provide great protection for your products but also provides a great customer unboxing experience. Paper void fill is environmentally friendly, recyclable and reusable. What’s not to love?

Packaging plays a huge part in the production of plastic - what can we use as alternatives to plastic packaging products? Find out in this article.

Utilising sustainable packaging can prove to be a challenge for everyday packaging requirements, but even more so in the pharmaceutical industry. Find out why.

GOING GREEN MEANS LESS PROFIT. TRUE OR FALSE? Here’s a spoiler. False. There’s a belief in the packaging world that switching to a sustainable packaging solution will increase manufacturing costs and therefore lower profits. We understand that when packaging is your business, cost vs impact is at the forefront of your mind. The good news is this isn’t necessarily the case, and we’ll show you why going green doesn’t mean your bottom line is destroyed.

Gummed paper tape isn't just an eco-friendly alternative to plastic tapes. There are so many reasons why this tape is becoming so popular. Take a look for yourself.

Reduce. Reuse. Recycle. Renew. All words you’ve heard of before. But are you aware of how these 4 R’s can help your business reduce the environmental impact of its packaging operations? Sustainable packaging, green packaging, eco-friendly packaging, whichever term you prefer to use, can be divided into these four categories. We’ll be explaining what these words mean in further detail and take a look at ways you can go green.

If you haven’t already, it’s time to start thinking about the environment and begin reducing your carbon footprint. We’ll help you, don’t worry.

With the world becoming more eco conscious day by day, eco-friendly packaging is no longer optional for brands across the globe. It’s a must.