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Polystyrene foam may protect electronics, but it also creates messy unboxing experiences, growing regulatory risk, and increasing pressure from sustainability-conscious consumers. This article explores why electronics brands are moving away from foam packaging and how mycelium-based alternatives can deliver the same protection, thermal insulation, and premium feel — while being fully home compostable and aligned with future packaging regulations.

You're looking for packaging that does three things at once: keeps your products safe, meets the sustainability commitments your company has made and holds up against tightening EU regulations. Not a compromise between those goals , but all three in one solution....

The global beauty industry produces an estimated 120 billion units of packaging every year — and approximately 95% of it is discarded after a single use (Zero Waste Week / Plastic Pollution Coalition). Most of it ends up in a landfill. Against that backdrop, mycelium...

Compostable packaging is facing growing criticism. Regulators are tightening definitions, industry voices are questioning performance and procurement teams are asking whether switching materials creates more risk than value. So, is compostable packaging failing? The...

Mycelium packaging is a fully biodegradable material made from agricultural waste — primarily hemp fibres — bound together by mycelium, the underground root network of fungi. It is manufactured by growing the mycelium into a precise shape over five days. It is used by...