We’ve always believed that eco-friendly design is not just about reducing the environmental footprint but about creating something meaningful and beautiful from what was once considered waste. As a company that specializes in paper pulp packaging, we are constantly exploring how we can reimagine materials to reduce waste, promote recycling, and design for the future.
Traditional EPS foam (expanded polystyrene foam) has long dominated the market due to its lightweight properties and stable cushioning performance. However, its petroleum-based raw materials are non-renewable, it takes centuries to degrade, and its recycling rate remains below 30%. These flaws resul
Molded pulp packaging – that stuff often seen cradling eggs or protecting electronics – was viewed as purely functional, maybe even a bit plain. It did its job quietly, hidden inside cardboard boxes. But a quiet revolution is happening. This humble material, born from recycled paper and water, is experiencing a remarkable rise, finding enthusiastic new adopters far beyond its traditional roles. Increasingly, it's becoming the packaging hero for a diverse range of niche industries, driven by a powerful combination of eco-consciousness and smart branding.
At GlobePulp, we've always believed that innovation is the cornerstone of progress. As global demand for eco-friendly solutions intensifies, the packaging industry stands at a critical crossroads. Traditional materials like plastics and non-recyclable composites are no longer viable in a world grapp
