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Customised to your specifications.
Corrugated boxes come with a brown kraft liner naturally. On a brown liner, there can only be a 1-2 colour print directly on the box. In case you would like a multi-color print there can be a white liner added to the outside or inside of the box and your design can be printed in its entirety.
2-3-5-7 ply options are available in a variety of GSMs. Given the use case of your product, we can recommend the thickness and ply for your product. Fluting also plays a role in the thickness and weight of the box and it is available in thickness’ ranges from A to G with A being the thickest.
Foiling options in silver, gold and holographic are possible.
We avoid plastic laminations and use biodegradable aqua coatings and varnishes instead to protect the print and durability of the boxes while maintaining the biodegradability of the box.
SINGLE COLOUR
MULTI COLOUR
Capable of being broken down especially into innocuous products by the action of living things (such as microorganisms) (From Merriam Webster)
To process (something, such as paper, glass, or cans) in order to regain material for human use (From Merriam Webster)
materials or products that can be used again after they have been treated using a special industrial process (Cambridge dictionary)
The strategy with sensitivity to place and scale in order to sustain local communities and provide new job opportunities while preserving the quality of the environment and reducing your carbon footprint
Compost is a mixture that consists largely of decayed organic matter and is used for fertilizing and conditioning land. Something that is compostable can be used as compost when it decays. (From Merriam Webster)
Water resistant designed to resist but not entirely prevent the penetration of water (Collins Dictionary)
Industrial composting can deal with a broader range of compostable products and operates in a highly controlled setting with specific temperatures and conditions. Industrial composting is able to apply a far higher temperature to the already pre-processed packaging material. The high heat breaks the packaging down even further, hastening the decomposition.
