Our Products
Product Materials
Our 100% biodegradable & compostable products are manufactured from sugar cane, plant starches and paper board sourced from managed plantations. Our packaging is a more sustainable option than traditional oil-based packaging made from non-renewable resources.
Your Brand in their Hands
Ideal for an established business or a large ad campaign, EcoPack’s custom cups/bowls offer a great quality print on a superior quality cup. Check out our custom branding options here. Whatever your branding needs, we have an option for you.
Orders & Deliveries
We deliver everywhere in South Africa. Check out our shipping costs & delivery regions here.
All of our products are manufactured from naturally occurring and renewable plant-based resources.
All of our products are made from renewable resources, not finite oil reserves.
Our paper products – EcoCups and EcoBowls – are made from board sourced from managed plantations that do not contribute to deforestation.
Our products are biodegradable and compostable, creating a closed loop, and ensuring the earth’s mineral cycle continues.
Our products are certified commercially compostable, but our bagasse range will break down in your home compost heap.
When custom branding, our printing uses either water-based or soy-based inks. Both are free from heavy metals.
Our Latest Blog Posts
EcoTip: Use recycled paper whenever you can
EcoTip: Use recycled paper whenever you can.
Using recycled paper is best for the environment because it conserves natural resources, reduces energy and water consumption, minimises pollution, and supports a more sustainable approach to paper production.
Using recycled paper:
Reduces deforestation –
Meat Free Monday – Mushroom, Parmesan & Cherry Tomato Frittata
A frittata is an Italian open omelette, traditionally made with cheese and vegetables, then finished off under the grill. The wonderful thing about this dish, is that it is so incredibly versatile. Most ingredients that are on hand can be
THIS not THAT part 2
Our theme for the month of July is "THIS not THAT". Following on from our last blog post, here are a few more handy tips that you can implement in your home immediately. These small changes add up to make