Compostable packaging refers to materials that can break down into non-toxic components under specific composting conditions, ultimately becoming part of nutrient-rich soil.

Oreo maker Mondelēz International announced investments in companies working on scaling compostable packaging and regenerative agriculture through its sustainability-focused venture arm ...

Most compostable packaging looks and feels almost identical to packaging we already know, and often mimics its non-compostable counterparts: coffee cups, crisp packets, takeaway food boxes ...

Compostable packaging took a hit when it was discovered that they contained chemicals that would last forever in the soil. Now there's a better, cleaner solution. Finally, ...

According to research conducted by packaging platform Sourceful, only 3% of compostable packaging in the U.K. ends up in a proper composting facility.

Better Earth, a compostable foodservice packaging provider based in Atlanta, Georgia, US, is striving to make sustainability and regenerative circularity achievable within the foodservice industry ...

Climate Solutions Does ‘compostable’ plastic actually break down? Here’s what to know. Making sure a product has been properly certified is one way to know if it will really break down in ...

We wanted to better understand the role TIPA’s compostable packaging plays in this process, so we asked Daphna Nissenbaum, CEO and cofounder of TIPA to provide her thoughts on the matter.

So far that's not a big slice of the waste pie, but it won't stay that way forever. A 2018-19 waste audit found compostable products comprised less than 0.5 per cent of Ottawa's waste stream, but ...