Kraft paper keeps it simple. No bleach, no fluff, just a strong, durable material made from natural wood fibers. It’s compostable, recyclable, and an easy switch from wasteful packaging. Because sometimes, the best choice is the simplest one.

Bamboo grows fast. Like, really fast. Unlike traditional wood, it matures quickly, making it a more sustainable choice. Its natural off-white color means no bleaching and less impact. Strong, durable, and built for takeout, bamboo pulp holds up without the waste. While recyclability varies on facilities, bamboo paper is 100% compostable and breaks down easily in organic waste streams.

Not all plastic is created equal. PET (plastic #1) is a clear, glossy plastic distinguished by its durability and multi-use capabilities. Unlike other types of plastic, PET plastic isn’t single-use. It’s 100% recyclable, ready to be broken down and regenerated, over and over again. Basically, it’s made to be remade.

PP (plastic #5) is built to handle the heat, literally. This ultra-durable, lightweight material is perfect for hot food packaging, standing up to high temps without breaking a sweat. Strong, practical, and 100% recyclable.

Aqueous is the water-based barrier that gets the job done. It keeps takeout packaging durable and grease-free, all without a thick plastic coating. Unlike PE or PLA, it’s 100% recyclable and compostable, meaning it holds up when you need it and breaks down when you don’t.

Durable, lightweight, and naturally compostable, birch wood is an easy switch from wasteful plastic. Sourced from sustainably managed forests, it’s built for real use and designed to return to nature when it’s done.