Plastic
Plastic is used in a wide range of products, from spaceships to paper clips. A number of traditional materials, such as wood, leather, glass, ceramic, and so on, have already been replaced by plastic.
Plastic box packaging has many advantages in which they can be recycled, and generally they are much more durable than paperboard boxes. Airtight plastic packaging containers can help to preserve the quality of food and eliminate any contamination issues. Plastic packaging also does not break easily and can be stored with food under extreme conditions.
Another popular choice among eCommerce retailers, plastic boxes are generally stronger than paperboard boxes and, if airtight, can preserve the quality of food while reducing the potential for contamination. It’s also flexible and lightweight, and a film or coating can always be added to enhance its appearance. Companies with an eye toward cost and the environment also like plastic boxes because they’re cost-effective and recyclable, despite what some may believe.
Another reason why plastic is a popular choice for packing material is because of its ability to showcase the product at any angle without necessarily opening the packaging. It is also flexible, lightweight and can be applied with films or coating to enhance packaging appearance.
Contrary to popular belief, plastic is in fact recyclable, in the sense that it takes less energy to produce new plastic, compared to glass, and other materials. Best of all, it is very cost effective!
Jute
Also known as burlap, Jute is very popular with sustainable brands because it is 100% biodegradable and recyclable. This fibrous material is similar to cotton in that it can be printed on and colored. And while it is not viewed as premium like cotton, it is less expensive and has a "thick skin," so it can take a lot more punishment. Today, it's often used for packaging agricultural products such as coffee sacks and personal care products such as artisanal soaps.
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