Molded Pulp Packaging

An FDA- and GMP-compliant molded pulp design for pharmaceutical packaging, moulded as an all-in-one triangular tray.

A black hexagonal molded pulp tray for inner protection and retail presentation, with the angular geometry moulded to fit.

A molded pulp liner that turns a gift box into a presentation tray — recyclable, label-ready, and sized to the set it holds.

Molded pulp from rapidly growing plant fibre gives electronics brands a recyclable, cost-effective alternative to EPS foam.

Recyclable molded pulp packaging: a low-cost workhorse made from 100% natural fibre, used across a long list of industries.

Molded pulp from straw, bagasse or wood pulp, recycled after use into new trays rather than sent to a plastics stream.

Green molded pulp packaging made from plant residue such as crushed cane fibre and shrub waste, and recyclable afterwards.

Molded pulp wine packaging: an economical material with a stable price, moulded to the bottle layout rather than a fixed case.

Molded pulp for packaging lining, product support and fixation — three jobs one pressed tray can do at the same time.

Molded pulp bottle packaging for 12 or 24 bottles, in matching upper and lower layers that lock into a single load.

Molded pulp as a direct replacement for foam in ceramic packaging: lower cost, recyclable, and shaped to the ceramic profile.

Molded pulp packaging boxes for high-end products, with size, shape and finish set by the piece going inside.