EcoEnclose’s north star is packaging circularity—packaging is made from packaging, becomes packaging again at the end of its useful life, and raw materials used to produce packaging are net positive for the planet.

Our ideal bioplastics are derived from inputs whose production is net positive to the planet and designed for recyclability.

While there is no perfect bioplastic today, sustainably grown sugarcane holds promise:

Many LCA software solutions consider it a carbon-sequestering plastic, helping brands achieve carbon neutrality goals.

It is a drop-in polymer that can be combined with LDPE derived from any source, making it recyclable today within a recycling supply chain that only works for a few polymers - PE, PET, and PP.

Bonsucro-certified growers produce the resin in these bags. Broadly, sugarcane production poses land use conversion and deforestation risks and has the same challenges associated with all industrially produced monocrops. EcoEnclose is committed to responsibly sourcing bio alternatives with these risks to minimize the potential that its production threatens forests, soil, and waterways.