The PPWR legislation represents a significant regulatory shift for manufacturers, importers, and brand owners, particularly those utilizing plastic or multi-material packaging, by introducing more stringent requirements for recyclability, reuse, and waste reduction. The following section
During the first half of 2025, Foopak supplied nearly a million compostable and recyclable cups at major races like the Los Angeles Marathon (800,000 cups), Napoli City Half Marathon (40,000 cups) and ORLEN Prague Marathon (80,000
Foopak offers a range of ovenable paperboard solutions designed for high-temperature food applications with a focus on safety and sustainability. Among them, Foopak Bio Natura stands out for its ability to withstand heat, moisture, and grease, delivering
As part of the EU’s broader commitment to a circular economy and environmental sustainability, the Single-Use Plastics Directive (SUPD) aims to reduce the environmental impact of disposable plastics and accelerate the transition to reusable or recyclable alternatives.
At the Income Eco Run 2025, held on 8 June at Marina Gardens Drive, Marina Barrage in Singapore, Foopak provided over 80,000 compostable and recyclable cups. This initiative supported the event’s zero-waste goal and reflected a strong
Foopak, alongside its parent company APP Group, returned to ProPak Asia in Thailand to present its latest sustainable packaging solutions. The event took place from 11 to 14 June 2025 at the Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition
Foopak, the award-winning, innovative sustainable packaging solution from APP Group and its exclusive strategic partner Charta Global, was showcased at Expo Pack 2025, Booth J-1032 at Expo Guadalajara, from June 10–12, 2025. Crafted from renewable
Renewable materials are gaining momentum across industries, including food packaging, as part of a global movement toward sustainability and improved energy efficiency. This shift is both driven and shaped by advancements in key components like virgin
Foopak Bio Natura is certified by the Australasian Bioplastics Association (ABA) for compostability, meeting AS4736 standards for industrial composting and AS5810 standards for home composting. This helps businesses, especially those in the food and beverage industry, comply
