TIPA provides ethical packaging that is also functional. Discovery from our survey suggests that consumers believe more can be done about reducing plastic waste, starting with our individual selves, but of course retailers and large corporations have the power to make a big difference and consumers now expect them to adopt eco-friendly practices.
TIPA survey: who is responsible for reducing plastic waste? Read More »
Everything about PANGAIA is sustainable. The young company makes it a point to create clothing of the utmost quality in cruel-free ways, considering the environment in every seam. So it makes perfect sense they would choose TIPA to package their super comfortable garments.
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Wired Magazine published an article about Stella McCartney’s considerable achievements in building a fashion house with sustainable foundations despite naysayers and roadblocks along the way. TIPA is proud to provide fully compostable packaging for Stella, working together to create beautiful packaging designs.
TIPA and Stella McCartney’s sustainable fashion arsenal Read More »
TIPA study shows that people are more likely to shop with brands who use compostable packaging. Concern turns to action as people take responsibility for the widespread plastic waste effect in oceans and on land.
Consensus among consumers: brands should go compostable Read More »
Retail Insight Network presents telling results from a TIPA survey, bringing to light the dire need felt by consumers all over for brands to start using compostable packaging.
TIPA study shows consumers want compostable packaging Read More »
Plastic Ethics, an online force which amasses critical and relevant information about plastic waste today, highlights TIPA as an innovative company actively altering plastic waste history in an all-encompassing description of the company’s background and success.
Rewriting plastic history with compostable packaging Read More »
Companies are being challenged to find packaging solutions that preserve food without causing plastic waste pollution. And they are increasingly seeking help from innovators to help them solve this ‘plastics conundrum.’
Rabobank – Compostable packaging is no longer a niche market Read More »
The latest TIPA survey reveals that consumers if they also feel responsible, expect more from the government and retail industry players in the fight to reduce the number of single-use plastic packaging, mostly recycled and non-recyclable. They also say they are ready to use more sustainable innovative solutions, such as compostable.
Everything is degradable – whether it takes 500, or 1,000 years to break down. That doesn’t necessarily make it environmentally sound – sitting in a landfill for all that time, or floating across the oceans and breaking down into microplastics. Creating sustainable packaging means that TIPA’s “bio-material” is fully compostable so after several months it will have fully degraded, much like an orange peel or a banana skin.
The Ecologist – Practicing what we preach – on plastics Read More »
The UK Bio-based and Biodegradable Industries Association welcomes TIPA as a new member of the BBIA. Together we encourage the integration and implementation of bio-based solutions in the UK and in the world during this critical transition into a more sustainable future.
BBIA welcomes TIPA as new member! Read More »
