Do you use sustainable or eco-friendly materials?

At PakFactory, we care a lot about sustainability and what's in store in the future as more businesses move towards a much greener footprint. Because of this ongoing trend in the market, we are always challenging ourselves and sourcing new eco-friendly packaging and options for our customers to choose from!

The majority of our paperboard/cardboard materials contain recycled content and are fully recyclable!

Note: Your packaging can become harder to recyclable and less sustainable depending on the coatings and special options you choose to add to your packaging. To get expert advice on keeping your packaging more sustainable, speak with our Product Specialist to help plan your packaging!

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