Founded in 2017, Produce Bio Pak LLC is a 17-member company built around collaborative sourcing and custom co-creation for businesses seeking more sustainable packaging. It works with produce packers, restaurants, food trucks, and specialty retailers to develop branded biodegradable or compostable packaging suited to their operations.
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Bamboo YoshiBamboo Yoshi is a U.S.-based sustainable packaging company developing biodegradable and compostable alternatives to plastic, including food-service packaging made from renewable and regenerative materials. With more than seven years on the market, it pairs an online product range with research into circular packaging and materials that can be reused, recycled, or returned to the environment with less waste.BROOKLYN, NY
PulpWorksFounded in 2011 by veteran packaging leader Paul Tasner, PulpWorks designs and produces custom molded-fiber packaging from renewable and upcycled materials as an alternative to single-use plastic. Its patented Karta-Pack began as a compostable replacement for plastic blister packs, and the company now develops production-ready fiber packaging for brands seeking recyclable or compostable protection. PulpWorks has earned more than 20 awards for sustainable packaging and environmental innovation.New York, NY
Columbia Packaging GroupEstablished in 2017, Columbia Packaging Group manufactures custom flexible packaging, including printed bags and rollstock, through facilities in California and Ohio. The company grew through acquisitions of M&M Printed Bag and Packaging Materials Inc. and later launched Biolo, its proprietary line of compostable packaging, alongside Terra-V compostable film and PCR film made with post-consumer recycled resin. Its quality and sustainability credentials include BRC, AIB, TÜV and BPI certifications.CAMBRIDGE, OH
noissueFounded to give makers and businesses of all sizes access to custom, sustainable packaging, noissue combines an online design platform with low minimum orders. Its packaging range is built around compostable, recycled or reusable materials, with offerings that extend from branded tissue paper to food-service takeout containers. The company also supports small businesses through its Eco-Packaging Alliance, which plants trees with every order.