Sealed Air: Biodegradable cushion bag provides product protection

The PakNatural biodegradable cushion bag from Sealed Air encases PakNatural loose fill solution within a protective film also made from certified biodegradable, compostable and renewable material, creating non-abrasive bags suitable for protecting electronics, books, glass items, and collectibles.

Sealed Air Corporation (SEE)

Jul 1, 2013

All elements of the PakNatural biodegradable cushion bag are renewable, biodegradable, and compostable, while reducing costs and environmental impact through the entire supply chain.

Available in three different sizes, the self-contained packaging solution requires no equipment, enabling customers to easily incorporate the solution directly into centralized or decentralized packaging operations.

Additionally, the PakNatural bag is certified as biodegradable and compostable by three independent international organizations: The Biodegradable Products Institute (BPI); the German certification organization DIN CERTCO; and the Belgium-based independent testing and research organization Vincotte.

Sealed Air Corporation (SEE)

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