We use the term 'circular economy' a lot – but what does it mean? Well, a circular economy is one in which no material is wasted. At the end of an object's life, it is given back into the production system to create something new. This is commonly through composting or recycling. This means that no net waste is produced.     Why a Circular Economy? In a circular economy, we can take better care of our resources and produce less waste. Australian… Read more

Have you ever wondered about the story behind BioPak's wooden cutlery? Made from birchwood and FSC-certified, it has been sourced from responsibly managed plantations for the benefit of the environment and the community. Read here for background on the Forest Stewardship Council.     Why We Work with FSC-Certified Birchwood We make sure all our materials are responsibly sourced and easily disposed of. An FSC certification ensures that the wood u… Read more

Restrictions are lifting, and eateries are now allowed 10 people dining in. But this is not worth the while of some restaurants, who normally budget for a lot more than that. The hospitality industry has borne the brunt of social distancing measures, with many restaurants and cafes seeing decreases in customers and revenue, and some even closing their doors. Here are a few marketing tips to promote your business during this health crisis, and fin… Read more

Certifications bestowed by independent third-party allow consumers to be sure the products they purchase are genuine and producers to show their dedication to verifiable claims. Words like 'sustainable', 'ethical', 'biodegradable', and 'eco-friendly' – among others – get thrown around a lot in the packaging world. While these words can actually mean something, without certification they are called greenwashing. Greenwashing means individuals and… Read more