Whatever on-the-go food packaging solution you’re looking for, we’ve got a Kraft container that’s fit for purpose — whether you’re serving koeksisters, burgers, curry or bunny chow. But why choose GREEN HOME Kraft? Here’s what makes our Kraft takeaway containers great (and green)… Responsibly Sourced Paper 🌱 Our Kraft containers are made from FSC-certified Kraft…
Since 2023, our GREEN team has embarked on an important sustainability goal: ensuring that all our food packaging is PFAS free. But what is PFAS? And why is being PFAS free important? Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) is a group of over 4,700 man-made chemicals that are used in a large number of products across…
We’ve just added a cool new product to our Extended Range: eco-friendly ‘bubble wrap’ that’s made from recycled paper. It’s available now in our new Wrapping and Protection category. While plastic bubble wrap uses trapped air for cushioning, our new biodegradable solution turns to the amazing honeybee for inspiration. A honeycomb texture cut into the…
Looking for eco-friendly cutlery for takeaway food? You may have come across some of the widely available options. Cutlery made from sustainably sourced wood is a fantastic green choice. And, CPLA bioplastic cutlery is popular with those who prefer the texture and feel of, well, bioplastic. There are also outlets selling PSM cutlery, which is…
Just in. Meet our brand new compostable product: the Baking Paper Roll. Use this baking paper to bake a wide variety of baked goods including those very yummy, very sticky foods we all love.
Now is a great time to get your clear takeaway bowls and lids for the summer season. GREEN HOME has just launched a Summer Special on all our PLA Bowls and Lids!
We take an in depth look at the use of corn for low-carbon and compostable bioplastics. Including how much land is used to grow it. And how a corn crop can be used for both materials and feed simultaneously. We also look at some important threats to food security.
When using paper and wooden products, it’s important to know that they’re made from responsibly sourced wood and wood fibre.
What’s the difference between biodegradable and compostable? And what do these terms tell us about how products break down how long it takes?
