PulPac, provider of dry-moulded fibre technology, and the Swedish start-up Future Materials Sweden are entering into a strategic partnership to open up new market segments for fibre-based packaging solutions.
Future Materials Sweden brings many years of experience in plastic injection moulding and toolmaking as well as entrepreneurial know-how to the cooperation. The collaboration is intended to bring PulPac's fibre technology to other applications and thus New fields of application for packaging based on renewable materials open up.
„We look forward to partnering with PulPac and helping to shape the transformation of the packaging industry. Our combined strengths create a solid foundation for innovation and growth. As consumers demand better alternatives, sustainability and circularity are no longer purely ethical choices - they have become strong competitive advantages. Innovative, responsibly produced fibre-based packaging gives brands the opportunity to lead rather than follow.“
Morgan Svensson, Founder of Future Materials Sweden
Sanna Fager, Chief Commercial Officer at PulPac, emphasises the Potential beyond classic food applications„Dry moulded fibre opens up huge opportunities far beyond food packaging, where we are already seeing strong momentum. There are countless segments waiting to be tapped into - and partnerships like this, based on expertise and the right attitude, allow us to push these boundaries responsibly and on a large scale.“
PulPac's patented dry-moulded fibre technology enables the production of high-performance, fibre-based packaging with a wide range of design options and low environmental impact. According to the company, it uses renewable raw materials and requires significantly less water and energy than conventional processes.
Source: PulPac
