Eco food
packaging

Your natural choice for a more sustainable world

With our food packaging, we promote a circular economy based on recycling and eco-sustainability. Environmental awareness is much more than a "company philosophy": it is the founding value of the brand and a project that looks to the future of the food packaging world.

OUR ECO-FRIENDLY PACKAGING IS MADE WITH INNOVATIVE AND SAFE MATERIALS

Our packaging eco friendly are made with innovative materials and safe

Each product is designed to ensure the foods strength and protectionpreserving lintegrity and goodness. We are constantly in search of highest grade materials for products of a large quality and environmental sustainability.

We safeguard nature for future generations

OUR PACKS GUARANTEE MAXIMUM SUSTAINABILITY AND MINIMAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT

For our food packaging, we select a combination of bioplastics and natural products that offer exceptional performance without compromising the ecosystem.

MATERIALS

PLASTIC
BIODEGRADABLE
(PLA)

PLA (Polylactic Acid) is an innovative bioplastic derived from the transformation of sugars found in corn, beets, sugarcane, and other natural, renewable materials not derived from petroleum.

The PLA is biodegradable and compostable and it degrades quickly in the soil.

WOOD

The wood is a valuable material, because natural and infinitely recyclable.

Its valorization from waste to a resource for the productive and industrial circuit generates enormous ecological and economic benefits: energy savings and better air quality. Our present focuses on sustainable forestry and recycled paper.

PULP
CELLULOSE

Cellulose pulp is a completely natural, compostable material with numerous advantages, such as resistance to temperatures over 200 °C.

This feature allows this material to be used with hot beverages or dishes without affecting the composting of the final product.

STOCK

Recycled cardboard significantly reduces pollution and saves resources. The production of recycled paper reduces water and energy consumption by 70% compared to production from natural resources.

Waste becomes a valuable resource because cardboard can be recycled up to 7 times throughout its lifecycle.