Cooperation enables seaweed snack packaging made with renewable raw materials, and additional applications are planned.

In collaboration with GreenGear Supply Company, Verde introduces the EcoShop Bag, a bio-based, reusable, recyclable and landfill-biodegradable bag.

Program aims to accelerate the market adoption of seaweed-based alternatives developed by the winners of the Tom Ford Plastic Innovation Prize: Sway, Zerocircle and Notpla.

R&D funding accelerates the development of the first commercially viable polymeric material predominantly derived from seaweed for flexible packaging that is home compostable.

Reducing the use of plastic remains high on the agenda for investment, with biodegradable material and organic material cited as those with the most potential when it comes to exploring new packaging media.

Scheduled to commence operations in 2024, the 200,000-square-foot plant comes on the heels of three major acquisitions in the specialty molded fiber solutions space, and marks the company’s eighth such manufacturing facility.

Mondi promotes the opportunity for innovative packaging to empower a more sustainable homecare sector.

While Cortec has offered biobased coating technology in the past, it is the first time Cortec is being packaged in an EcoAir bag-on-valve spray can.  

USDA label highlights percentage of biobased content meeting mandatory federal purchasing requirements under the USDA BioPreferred Program.

Green-Tech startup’s recyclable cellulose coated packaging serves higher ethical standards, reduces plastic waste.