Bpacks launches the world's first bark packaging technology to replace
petroleum-based rigid plastics
Single-use plastic food packaging is a major contributor to the global waste problem. Humans produce over 350 million metric tons of plastic waste annually
Millions of tons of plastic end up in our oceans each year, endangering marine life and ecosystems
Animals suffer due to the excess of plastic waste in their habitats, which also poisons their food chains
Ineffective plastic waste management leads to soil pollution and fertility loss
Plastic contains toxic substances that can contaminate food and water, posing a threat to human health
plastic waste produced annually
plastic pollution will only continue to increase
Transitioning to biodegradable materials is imperative to protect our planet
We are pioneering the use of bark in production packaging.
Bark will be purchased mainly from the timber industry, for which bark is a by-product.
of by-products and various production used in our formula:
Forest industry
Agricultural
Used coffee grounds
Addressing a market with high growth potential
Companies are embracing sustainable materials
Manufacturers are shifting from traditional packaging solutions to eco-friendly and biodegradable ones
As a species, we have an urgent need to reduce our levels of pollution and waste
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At Bpacks, we’re dedicated to tackling several pressing issues faced by major industries. Our solution addresses:
Biodegradable plastics often end up in landfills, or incinerated due to limited recycling facilities. This not only harms the environment but also creates additional financial pressures.
Industries like timber and agriculture bear additional costs for disposing of by-products of wood such as bark, while food service companies struggle with daily waste management expenses, which can amount to a significant portion of their turnover.
Eco-Friendly Packaging: An Innovative and Sustainable Solution
Our innovative biodegradable packaging, derived from agricultural and wood waste, offers a sustainable alternative, since it can be fully composted without generating toxic residues. Furthermore, it is considerably more cost-effective than other traditional options.
Creating partnerships for a circular economy
Founder & CEO
Finance & Operations
PhD, R&D
We’re always eager to hear from potential stakeholders who are interested in what we are doing. Whether you are an existing client partner, or simply have suggestions, questions, or feedback, feel free to reach out! We’re here to help.
