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  1. MaterialAn edible mission. More than Packaging_This project brings together two earlier material developments and integrates them within a broader concept of health and well-being. By combining mycelium sheets with algae films, a new material perspective emerges—one that balances stability with flexibility, and sustainability with nourishment.
  2. ArticleGoodnature: Compostable Fruit Packaging from Agricultural WasteThe company Goodnature introduces a sustainable packaging solution that transforms agricultural waste into fully compostable fruit packaging. Developed in Thailand, the material combines local…
  3. ArticlePackamama’s Eco-Flat Wine Bottle: A Sustainable Packaging SolutionPackamama, a packaging company known for producing the award-winning 'eco-flat' wine bottle, has developed a product designed to improve sustainability and efficiency within the…
  4. Article100% Cellulose Films and Coatings Offer Scalable Alternative to Plastic PackagingResearchers in Finland have developed a new generation of fully cellulose-based films and coatings that could help the packaging industry reduce its dependence on…
  5. ArticleMaterial Xperience Part 6: Meet the future of Graphic & PackagingOnly a few more days until Material Xperience 2018! The annual material trade fair will take place in Rotterdam Ahoy, the Netherlands. This year, we show…
  6. MaterialPapair paper packagingPapair develops paper-based packaging materials designed to replace plastic cushioning solutions such as bubble wrap. The products are fully recyclable, free from plastics and adhesives, and are presented as compliant with the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR). The range is intended for protective packaging in logistics, e-commerce and industrial applications.
  7. ArticleRecycled Plastic Packaging Waste Developed into 3D Printing FilamentResearchers from the Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Technology and Advanced Materials IFAM and Hochschule Bremen – City University of Applied Sciences have developed a…
  8. ArticleSafer Recycling Solutions for Food Packaging: A Step CloserRecycling food packaging into material suitable for new food packaging presents a significant challenge. New materials must meet strict food safety standards, yet the…
  9. ArticleDisSolves: A Plastic-Free Breakthrough in Dissolvable PackagingDisSolves, a North Carolina-based start-up, has introduced an innovative, sustainable alternative to traditional polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) dissolvable pods. Aimed at replacing single-use plastic packaging…
  10. ArticleOrigami-Inspired Packaging Offers Sustainable Material InnovationVTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, in collaboration with Aalto University and several Finnish industrial partners, has developed a new packaging material inspired by…
  11. ArticleInnovative Paper-Aluminium Composite for Sustainable PackagingWith the rising demand for eco-friendly alternatives in product packaging, researchers have developed a promising solution: a composite of paper and aluminium, designed to…
  12. MaterialPalm fibre packagingPalm fibre is a natural packaging material made of 75% recycled paper and 25% raw palm pulp
  13. ArticleBIOWRAP Scales Up Paper-Based Bubble Wrap For Industrial PackagingA European consortium has launched BIOWRAP, a five-year project designed to bring fully paper-based bubble wrap to industrial-scale production. The initiative focuses on PapairWrap,…
  14. ArticleUsing microbial cellulose as sustainable packaging materialFor her bachelor project at the Free University of Bolzano-Bozen in 2017, Italy-based designer Emma Sicher developed microbial cellulose made from fruits and vegetables…
  15. ArticleScoby: edible packaging material grown from bacteriaPolish designer Roza Janusz developed Scoby, an alternative to plastic food packaging that is made by bacteria and can be eaten or composted after…
  16. ArticlePOC: seagrass-based food packaging material to reduce wasteMuch of the plastic we use consists of the packaging of food products. This singe-use plastic is thrown away, only to add to the…
  17. ArticlePumpkin Peel Waste Forms Active Biodegradable Food PackagingResearchers at Kyushu University in Japan have developed a biodegradable packaging material made partly from discarded pumpkin peel. The composite film could help preserve…
  18. ArticleCoffee Waste Transformed into Sustainable Ink for PackagingA Finnish collaboration has pioneered a new material innovation that could transform the packaging industry. Natural Indigo Finland, Tampere University of Applied Sciences (TAMK),…
  19. ArticleLuxurious packaging printed with natural mineralsThe Packadore Collective, a collective of various packaging and printing brands to make packaging more sustainable, developed a new packaging design for natural candles…
  20. ArticleIkea Moves To Mushroom-Based PackagingLeading the way in what could be a trend towards more eco-friendly packaging, Ikea has recently announced their intention to transition from polystyrene to…
  21. MaterialWoola wool packagingWoola develops protective postal packaging made from waste sheep wool as an alternative to conventional plastic bubble wrap. The material is designed to protect fragile products during transport and is used by e-commerce and luxury retailers across sectors including cosmetics and skincare, eyewear, jewellery and watches, luxury goods, small electronics and supplements.
  22. ArticleBest of 2018: This edible packaging material is based on seaweedOriginally published on 15 February Ever been so hungry that you could hardly wait until the packaging was removed from your food? Evoware, an…
  23. ArticleGone offers a biodegradable alternative to plastic packagingWith her project Gone, designer Lizzie Wright developed a plant-based bioplastic material that is fully compostable in a matter of days, especially with packaging…
  24. ArticleThis edible packaging material is based on seaweedEver been so hungry that you could hardly wait until the packaging was removed from your food? Evoware, an Indonesian company, presents edible packaging…