British package designer makes wool "cool". . .

Angela Morris, a 27-year package design veteran, has developed a way to use wool as an insulator of perishable packaged goods. Woolcool is an eco-friendly packaging that could replace polystyrene and polyethylene. Woolcool offers many advantages to plastic packaging: sustainability—22 million shearable sheep in the UK grow new fleece every year; wool does not give off toxic gasses—which plastic does even in storage; wool is completely recyclable—can be composted or reused; and of course, it is twice as effective as plastics at keeping heat out of packages! One disadvantage? Woolcool boxes cost 50% more than polystyrene alternatives.

Business.timesonline.co.uk, www.woolcool.com
List: Digitalization Companies From PACK EXPO
Looking for CPG-focused digital transformation solutions? Download our editor-curated list from PACK EXPO featuring top companies offering warehouse management, ERP, digital twin, and MES software with supply chain visibility and analytics capabilities—all tailored specifically for CPG operations.
Download Now
List: Digitalization Companies From PACK EXPO
Annual Outlook Report: Automation & Robotics
What's in store for CPGs in 2025 and beyond? Packaging World editors explore the survey responses from 118 brand owners, CPG, and FMCG Packaging World readers for its new Annual Outlook Report.
Download
Annual Outlook Report: Automation & Robotics