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.
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.
We’re starting with something that’s been with us from the very beginning: our logo. It’s a symbol we continue to receive positive feedback on. The most commonly heard comments about our logo are: simple, distinctive, and meaningful.
Paptic Ltd is proud to take part in innovation projects that aim to develop truly circular packaging solutions. One recent example is a Finnish collaboration in which a natural biocolorant derived from roasted coffee production side streams has been successfully used in flexographic printing on fibre-based bag made of Paptic® material.
Artek has taken a significant step in its goal of using naturally-sourced materials throughout its product offering by replacing plastic with Paptic® material in the packaging of the iconic Stool 60.
Paptic Ltd has been named on TIME and Statista’s list of the World’s Top GreenTech Companies 2025, recognising its contribution to reducing environmental impact through material innovation and responsible growth.
We are proud to announce that Paptic® has joined EDANA (European Disposables and Nonwovens Association), a global leader in driving innovation and sustainability within the disposables and nonwovens sector. This…
The Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) has made significant progress toward its adoption. Recent Developments: November 28, 2024: The European Parliament approved the final text of the regulation. December…
Being listed for the second year in a row in Deloitte Technology Fast 50 Finland underscores both Paptic’s commitment to innovation and the development of solutions to tackle one of the world’s biggest environmental challenges,…
Paptic Ltd, a high-growth company manufacturing wood fibre-based packaging materials, is stepping into the hygiene and feminine care packaging sector with a groundbreaking, wood fibre-based material designed to meet the…
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