Eco-Friendly Packaging Concepts to Attract Eco-Conscious Buyers

Many companies are integrating green marketing in their business operations nowadays. And eco-friendly packaging will surely pick up more steam in 2021. Here at ODM, we help companies come up with out-of-the-box packaging concepts that speak to eco-conscious buyers.

The retail industry is one of the major consumers of plastic. The packaging sector alone uses around 35-45 percent of plastic (depending upon the region). This is why it is important to use eco-friendly alternatives to help reduce the use of plastic-based packaging.

So, here are some green packaging ideas you may want to consider for your business.

 

Green Packaging Concepts for Your Business

Bamboo-Based Packaging

Abundant in Asia and other sub-tropical countries, bamboo grass is fast-growing and does not need special care. Besides being a source of food and construction material, it is also valuable as a packaging material.

We visited a trade show recently and we could not pass up on the chance to take a closer look at these bamboo storage boxes.

They come in a variety of colors and shapes and are ideal for jewelry, watches, candies, chocolates, sunglasses, handkerchiefs, and towels.

Would this bamboo packaging boost your sustainable marketing this 2021? If so, contact us with product code ODM-3374.

 

Bamboo Boxes

What makes these bamboo containers different is that they are much more solid than the above examples. There were wooden chests, circular boxes, and virtually any shape that you can think of.

These packaging ideas would be ideal for tea, spices, jewelry, food, and chocolate as they can seal in the aroma and preserve the quality of these goods. The solid wood body also provides stability to fragile items such as bottles of perfume and wine.

Do you see your company using this packaging idea to sell your products? Then, contact us today and quote product code ODM-3373.

 

Cork

We have featured so many custom cork products here in our blog before. Cork products are gaining popularity nowadays due to their uniqueness, flexibility, and being eco-friendly.

When we say cork, what comes to mind? We think of wine whenever we hear this word. However, the application of cork goes beyond just being a wine bottle stopper.

Cork can be transformed into drink coasters, wallets, and bags. A more environmentally-friendly substitute for leather, this tree bark also makes ideal packaging for eyewear. Below are different spectacle cases made from cork.

This is definitely one versatile material to work with. So, if you like this concept, be sure to contact our team and do not forget to quote product code ODM-3441.

 

Contact ODM

ODM is a promotional products agency that specializes in product sourcing, designing, and manufacturing marketing gifts, branded merchandise, retail displays, and product packaging. We work closely with local suppliers in Vietnam and China to make sure that the goods are made according to your branding requirements.

Are these packaging concepts the answer to your plastic dilemma? If so, be sure to contact our team and mention the product codes indicated in each of the photos.

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