Our Materials

FSC grown or Recycled Paper

Paper is fantastic, but not all trees are grown equal! The Forest Stewardship Council ensures forests are responsibly grown, leaving positive environmental and social impacts. Innocent only uses FSC or recycled paper, this paper can then be recycled again and again or composted too.

Inks, Dyes & Glues

We use plant based and non toxic inks, dyes and glues at Innocent Packaging. Plant products know no bounds, all our inks are soy based and the adhesives we use are made from plants too. We also whiten paper products without bleach - using non toxic oxidation.

Wheatstraw and Bagasse

Officially the waste products from wheat and sugarcane production, the result is a diverse and easily malleable plant material that we can mould into loads of fantastic products. Using only heat and water in production, these materials are super sustainable, toxin free and able to be easily composted after use.

FSC Birchwood

Our wooden range is FSC certified. The Forest Stewardship Council is an independent, not for profit, non-government organisation established to support environmentally appropriate, socially beneficial, and economically viable management of the world’s forests

PLA (Poly Lactic Acid)

Plant Plastic! Plastic is simply many long chains of repeating molecules, and with PLA these molecules are derived from corn instead of from fossil fuels. PLA can break down fully, back into organic molecules.

CPLA (Crystalised form of PLA)

Its heat tolerant cousin which maintains the same ability to compost fully but is opaque instead of clear, and a bit more hardy.

Bamboo

Bamboo is a strong and sturdy low impact plant. With the ability to grow up to 4cm an hour, It's one of the fastest growing plants on the planet, and with little to no impact on soil quality it's a beneficial resource.

ASTM D6400 Certification

This is the international standard which uses tests to determine if bioplastics products will compost satisfactorily in commercial facilities.

Learn more here

ASTM D6868 Certification

This is the international standard which is used to determine if mixed material products which include bioplastic linings or films will compost satisfactorily in commercial facilities.

Learn more here

DIN EN 13432 Certification

This is the international standard which has criteria that gives acceptance of packaging recoverable through commercial composting.

Learn more here

TÜV Austria Belgium OK Compost Home composting certification

The TÜV Austria Belgium OK Compost Home composting certification is an adaptation of EN 13432 which requires at least 90% degradation of the product in 12 months at an ambient 20-30 degrees celsius as expected in a home compost.

Learn more here