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4 Reasons Why Consumers Want Compostable Packaging

Author : Sheetlabels

Update time : 2021-07-13 14:04:41

4 Reasons Why Consumers Want Compostable Packaging

More and more consumers are seeking compostable pouch and sustainable product label printing options for a variety of reasons. In fact, biodegradable pouch only continues to grow in order to meet the needs of customer demands.

Brands like San Francisco Bay Coffee and Oakland Coffee Works are even selling compostable single serving pods and coffee packaging, and other brands are finding novel ways to reduce waste as well.

What is the definition of compostable packaging?
Compostable packaging are defined as biodegradable and non-toxic. They break down into water, biomass, and carbon dioxide within 90 to 180 days of disposal. In addition to their ability to completely break down, they also disintegrate into the compost with nothing left behind. So, not only is composting safer to human and environmental health, but it basically leaves behind no negative effects whatsoever.

But, why do consumers care about compostable packaging so much? We’re here to tell you!

1.A Smaller Carbon Footprint
Packaging isn’t always about the customer; in fact, many shoppers care about compostable packaging simply because it’s environmentally-friendly, rather than it being convenient for them to use.
Eco-friendly product packaging such as biodegradable pouch is often made from recycled, biodegradable materials that help to reduce waste during production. Manufacturing is usually more efficient to minimize negative impact.

2.Versatility
Compostable packaging is often more versatile than regular packaging. Sure, compostable packaging is beneficial to the environment from start to finish, but consumers can usually find more than one way to reuse the package after it’s contents are gone.

3.Customers Don’t Like Waste
One of the most important reasons that customers prefer compostable packaging is because there’s absolutely no waste involved on their part. Nobody wants to waste any type of product, and buyers often look at companies negatively if they’re forced to throw a product away rather than recycle or reuse it

4.It’s Hip
These days, it’s hip to compost and use environmentally-friendly products. Long gone are the days of teasing hippies and littering just for the heck of it. Nowadays, it’s cool to reduce, reuse, and recycle, and more and more people are jumping on the bandwagon. For instance, when customers purchase coffee packaging, they want it to be fashionable, and recyclable as well.

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