Every eco-conscious brand wants to protect their products during transport, while owning the responsibility to protect the environment.
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Just How Bad is the Problem?
Struggling to Find Sustainable Packaging?
Eco-conscious brands are often caught between wanting to go green and the lack of reliable alternatives. Traditional materials like polystyrene or bubble wrap not only harm the planet but also reflect poorly on a brand’s values. What brands really need is packaging that does both—protects products and the planet. It’s time we demand better solutions that align with sustainability without compromising quality.
Plastic Is Choking Our Planet
Most of the plastic we use ends up in landfills, oceans, and even our food chain. It takes centuries to break down and, in the process, releases toxic chemicals that harm wildlife and human health. And let’s not forget—over 90% of plastics come from fossil fuels, a resource we’re rapidly depleting. Every plastic product made today is a long-term burden on tomorrow.
Plastic Fuels Climate Change
By 2050, plastic could be responsible for 2.8 gigatons of CO₂ emissions every year—that’s more than double what the aviation industry produces. From drilling for fossil fuels to burning plastic waste, every step in the plastic lifecycle adds to our carbon footprint. If we care about the planet, we can’t ignore what our packaging choices are costing us.
What EPS (Styrofoam) Does to Our Environment, and What to Do About It?
What is EPS?
EPS, or expanded polystyrene (a.k.a. Styrofoam), is everywhere used for packaging, shipping, and takeout containers. It’s cheap and convenient but unfortunately, it’s not good for the environment.
You know what’s the biggest issue in EPS that it doesn’t decompose. Instead, it breaks into tiny pieces that linger in our oceans which harms marine life. Although it’s technically recyclable only when it is perfectly clean (which is rare), and moreover it’s costly to recycle—so most of it ends up in landfills.
What EPS Does to the Environment?
🌿 Releases toxins into the air, land, and water.
🌿 Turns into air pollutants that harm the ozone.
🌿 Sticks around for centuries, polluting oceans and landfills.
🌿 Puts wildlife at risk—they choke or get poisoned after eating it.
What EPS Does to the Environment?
🌿 Releases toxins into the air, land, and water.
🌿 Turns into air pollutants that harm the ozone.
🌿 Sticks around for centuries, polluting oceans and landfills.
🌿 Puts wildlife at risk—they choke or get poisoned after eating it.
The Recycling Truth of Traditional Foam Packaging
Traditional foam packaging might be recyclable, but it cannot be considered eco-friendly. Since its 98% air, storing and transporting it is expensive, making recycling very costly and impractical. Because of this, most businesses find it cheaper to buy new foam rather than recycle the old. Which results in more waste, more pollution, and less sustainability.
Ecologically Acceptable Sustainable Development Plan
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