By combining TIPA’s cutting-edge certified compostable technologies with SEALPAP’s recyclable coated paper solutions, the partnership provides global brands the opportunity to choose packaging solutions that align with their product needs and environmental goals and meet new EU regulations.
With continued growth in demand for sustainable flexible packaging, these new laminates extend TIPA’s mission to offer compostable alternatives without compromising on performance, barrier, or machine compatibility.
This launch coincides with a growing demand for sustainable snack packaging, as the global market is due to grow at a rate higher than 5% in the next five years.
Partnering with TIPA and the Fresh-Lock team enabled them to move away from petrochemical-based packaging and step into the world of bio-based, compostable solutions.
These new reclosable solutions for flexible packaging are designed with TIPA's proprietary home compostable resin formulation for various end-use markets including food, nutraceuticals, home and personal care and more.
The certification includes a ‘Mark of Conformity,’ which can be stamped on the pouches to indicate their validation under the Compostable Bags Certification Program.
Castaneda will lead TIPA's drive to increase its share in the compostable packaging market as demand grows for eco-friendly solutions as an alternative to conventional flexible plastic packaging.
The Cradle to Cradle Certified standard stands as the premier multi-attribute guideline adopted worldwide by designers, brands, and manufacturers spanning various industries.
This lid has been made possible with the use of TIPA’s laminate that has a zero-waste end of life. When disposed of in a compost bin, the lid – and the pod – turn into nutrient-rich soil within a few months.
