MORE ABOUT US

OUR GOALS

Create a viable, sustainable alternative to paper and plastic bags
Provide a long-term, sustainable solution to attain zero waste
Contribute to the accomplishment of the sustainable development goals
Aid the world as it battles against climate change
Advocate for a more sustainable future

BENEFICIARIES

Plastic Consumers

To educate plastic users about the negative impacts of plastic use and disposal on the environment.

The Poor

To bring more light on their current situation, their homes which reside near overflowing landfills, and their means of living.

Environmentalists

To give environmentalists a new concept and product to use and promote in order to save for the environment's sake.

To provide hope to people who are working toward a common objective of environmental healing one step at a time.

Sanitation Engineers

To inform sanitation engineers of the product's advantages, resulting in less waste being collected and separated since they may be able to assist in the planting of these seeds, allowing more saplings and plants to flourish.

Businesses

To educate and encourage businesses in becoming more environmentally conscious about the advantages of plantable packaging as an alternative.

FINDINGS

Summary

Producing seed paper and bags is neither expensive nor difficult, thus shall not pose a problem for major manufacturers. In terms of holding the weight of various ordinary things that a consumer may purchase, plantable packaging has been determined to be as sturdy as paper bags. Whether properly planted or haphazardly discarded on the street or on the side of the road, plants will be able to flourish as long as the paper has access to soil and water, preventing future pollution. However, larger seeds will be unable to be accommodated by seed paper. As a result, packaging that is designed to produce trees when discarded will be impossible to produce.

Conclusion

With this in mind, plantable packaging has been deemed reliable enough to replace paper or plastic bags. It served to be effective in being both reliable and ecologically friendly as the packaging was successful in bearing the weight of materials proving its sturdiness as well as decomposing and growing into a plant. Plantable packaging has been shown to be capable of allowing consumers to support zero waste packaging while purchasing the materials required for their consumption. Plantable packaging has also demonstrated how it may dramatically lower the environmental footprint of packaging at all phases of its life cycle, from production to disposal.

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