Nikon has selected Paptic® material as the inner transit bag material for camera and lenses in its European repair and returns service. The fibre-based, widely recyclable material replaces the plastic bags previously used. Nikon has now been using Paptic bags in this application for over a year. The change supports their goal of improving packaging sustainability without compromising on product protection.
At Paptic’s stand 9B24, you can explore a range of real‑life packaging applications made from Paptic® material.
These include the Nikon transit bag solution for cameras and lenses, retail carrier bags used by Iceland, and several other innovative packaging use cases that demonstrate how fibre‑based materials can replace plastic without compromising performance.
Born from the rugged trails of the British wilderness, SYSUM is a brand rooted in minimalism, endurance, and a deep respect for nature. In this interview, we speak with Wayne Holland from SYSUM about their commitment to sustainability, their thoughtful approach to product and packaging design, and why they chose Paptic® for their garment bags.
When it comes to hygiene products, packaging plays a surprisingly important role. It’s not just about protection or convenience. For many consumers, packaging is part of the overall product experience.
Finnish footwear brand Pomar is taking a responsible approach to packaging, selecting materials like Paptic® for their premium quality, reusability, and lower environmental impact. Going forward, Pomar’s packaging will primarily use wood-based materials. Both their shoe box and reusable Paptic® mailer are recyclable in existing paperboard streams, making disposal simple for consumers.
With a decade of challenging the norms of fast fashion, Stockholm-based clothing brand Asket builds responsibility into every decision, from the fibres in its garments to the mailers that deliver them. For its latest packaging update, the choice of material was clear: Paptic®.
Electronics, home appliances, accessories or any product with delicate finishes demand more from packaging. These surfaces need protection that will not leave a mark. Paptic® is a soft, durable and silent packaging material that ensures packages made of it do not scratch sensitive products.
Paptic turns 10 this year. To celebrate the milestone, we’ll be sharing moments from our journey throughout the year, some of the stories that have shaped us and the brand we’ve built.
Paptic was founded in 2015, and throughout its journey, it has encountered a few bold and forward-looking individuals who have strongly believed in its innovation and future. One such individual is Marko Parkkinen, who’ve know Paptic’s founders already in early 2010-century. Marko collaborated with Esa Torniainen in one of his VTT-time project and actually encouraged Esa to take a leap as an entrepreneur.
Broughton Market, a long-standing grocery and butcher shop in Edinburgh, has taken a new step toward sustainability by switching to Paptic® carrier bags. We spoke with the team to learn what drove their decision and how their customers have responded to the change.
Paptic turns 10 this year. To celebrate the milestone, we’ll be sharing moments from our journey throughout the year, some of the stories that have shaped us and the brand we’ve built.
Paptic was founded in 2015, and throughout its journey, it has encountered a few bold and forward-looking individuals who have strongly believed in its innovation and future. One such individual is Marko Parkkinen, who’ve know Paptic’s founders already in early 2010-century. Marko collaborated with Esa Torniainen in one of his VTT-time project and actually encouraged Esa to take a leap as an entrepreneur.
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