TIPA Logo
    • All products
      Segments
      fruit mix
      Fresh Produce
      nut mix
      Dry Food
      Edibles
      Coffee
      bread mix
      Baked Goods
      towel stack
      Fashion
      Reels
      aluminium reel
      TIPACLEAR
      Transparent Films and Laminates
      aluminium reel
      TIPAMET
      Metalized Laminates
      aluminium roll
      TIPACOLOR
      Colored Films and Laminates
      Applications
      Pre-made packaging
      Ready-to-pack bags and pouches
      Flow-wrapped packaging and Lidding​
      Printed reels for packing machines​
      Success Stories
      The Alternatives Win in the Luxury Sector: Apple Waste and Hemp for Textiles, TIPA’s compostables for Packaging
      Read More
  • Success Stories
Contact Us

Tipa News

L’emballage flexible à effet barrière devient compostable (Flexible Packaging with Barrier becomes Compostable)

After several years of R&D, the Israeli startup Tipa Corp has succeeded in removing technological barriers to develop biodegradable and compostable monolayer and multilayer (complexed) products, combining properties identical to standard plastic products on the market. The company is also working to maximize the bio-based origin of products. Today, the latter is between 20 and 80%. “Even if we seek to optimize this sourcing of natural origin, we put priority on the end of life, therefore the compostability, and the maintenance of all the technical properties expected by the market”,we explain at Tipa. Currently, the films are produced by two partners, in Germany and Italy, while an agreement is under discussion with an additional production partner in France, to get closer to the user markets.

L’emballage flexible à effet barrière devient compostable (Flexible Packaging with Barrier becomes Compostable) Read More »

Aquibio passe au compostable avec Tipa (Aquibio goes compostable with Tipa)

Specializing in frozen products from organic farming such as fruits and vegetables, but also meats, ready meals and artisanal ice cream thus stamped, Aquibio takes the step of compostable packaging with Tipa. The manufacturer has opted for a plastic bag suitable for home composting for its ranges of frozen fruits, vegetables and mushrooms. According to the company, the material was, in its category, the first flexible packaging to be able to offer guarantees of transparency and solidity comparable to those of its previous packaging.

Aquibio passe au compostable avec Tipa (Aquibio goes compostable with Tipa) Read More »

“I Was Inspired By Nature:” Interview with Daphna Nissenbaum

“TIPA® focuses on packaging solutions mainly for the food and fashion industries, which require a high level of expertise. Food and fashion packaging must accommodate client branding, aggressive supply chains, shelf life, and be suited to consumer behavior. We developed compostable flexible packaging solutions that imitate the transparency, durability, shelf-life, and flexibility of conventional plastic but, after use, return to nature. It enables brands to replace their conventional plastic packaging with fully compostable solutions.”

“I Was Inspired By Nature:” Interview with Daphna Nissenbaum Read More »

Coronavirus: l’inquiétant bond en arrière de la gestion des déchets plastiques (Coronavirus: the worrying leap back in plastic waste management)

This is an opportunity for start-ups like Tipa, which produces a 100% compostable plastic film, to position itself as an alternative. “We’ve seen a strong comeback in repackaging. We really have to ask ourselves the question of the end of life of this waste,” points out Jean-Pierre Rakoutz, sales director at Tipa, while the law for the circular economy will have to impose on all conurbations to develop industrial composting channels.

Coronavirus: l’inquiétant bond en arrière de la gestion des déchets plastiques (Coronavirus: the worrying leap back in plastic waste management) Read More »

Tipa: composter l’emballage (TIPA: Compostable Packaging)

Admirable Design interviews TIPA’s Sales Director in France, Jean Pierre Rakoutz about low recycling rates of flexible packaging in France, viable solutions for packaging in France, and how compostable technology and TIPA compostable packaging works with–not against–current standards in the plastics industry to create a more sustainable future for packaging.

Tipa: composter l’emballage (TIPA: Compostable Packaging) Read More »

How youth culture is transforming the drinks industry

“The younger generation is calling for the packaging industry to rethink its relationship with flexible packaging, which most of the time isn’t even recyclable, let alone compostable,” says Merav Koren, VP of marketing at TIPA. “Our own research shows 49% of Gen Z and 50% of millennials in the UK believe retailers are responsible for reducing plastic waste to benefit the environment. In addition, when considering the use of compostable packaging – which decomposes leaving zero trace in the environment – as opposed to recyclable packaging which ends up as plastic waste, 34% of Gen Z and 35% of millennials say they think compostable packaging is under-utilised by brands.”

How youth culture is transforming the drinks industry Read More »

It’s All Connected: The Behind The Story Podcast

Daphna Nissenbaum, CEO and co-founder TIPA® Compostable Packaging, Sian Sutherland, co-founder of A Plastic Planet, and David Newman, Managing Director of BBIA (Bio-based and biodegradable Industries Association) sit down with John Higginson of Higginson Strategy to talk about what leaders and activists can learn about taking care of the environment from world reactions to COVID-19.

It’s All Connected: The Behind The Story Podcast Read More »

98% of MPs believe compostable packaging can help solve plastic crisis, poll finds

A survey of MPs from all the main Westminster parties found overwhelming support for a switch to more environmentally friendly packaging. Daphna Nissenbaum, CEO of compostable flexible packaging company TIPA, said: “These results demonstrate that across the political spectrum there is essentially absolute support for compostables.

98% of MPs believe compostable packaging can help solve plastic crisis, poll finds Read More »