Cosmetic containers and thermoformed sheet
that break down in a home compost bin — not just an industrial facility.
Most “compostable” packaging only breaks down in an industrial plant.
Cosmetic containers, trays and coffee capsules are single-use by nature — yet most are petroleum plastic, or a bioplastic that only composts in an industrial facility few people can reach. Either way they persist, as landfill or microplastics. Our packaging grades break down in an ordinary home compost bin, while molding and performing like the plastics they replace.
Packaging has a job to do — resist what it holds, keep oxygen and moisture out, and take heat and handling. These grades do it, and compost at home once they're spent — molded and formed on standard equipment.
Home-compostable cosmetic containers built to resist the formulations they hold and the heat of processing and transit — while keeping the rigidity and surface finish cosmetic packaging demands.


Home-compostable sheet with the oxygen and moisture barrier packaging needs — comparable to PET — which is what makes trays, blisters and even coffee capsules possible.
Samples and technical data on request.