Naturpac serves as the exclusive distributor of the Ecobuilt brand of advanced packaging solutions across Australia and New Zealand.
Our partnership allows us to bring these innovative, eco-friendly produce trays and sustainable products to our wide range of clients in the fresh produce industry. We are dedicated to ensuring that businesses have access to high-quality, sustainable packaging that meets their specific needs.
Through a well-established distribution network, Naturpac offers flexible order quantities and reliable delivery schedules. This ensures that businesses of all sizes can benefit from Status Point’s cutting-edge packaging solutions, enhancing their operational efficiency and commitment to sustainability.
MINIMUM ORDER QUANTITIES: Naturpac offers low minimum order quantities for customers with starting orders.
APCO PREP TOOL: Naturpac has all the information needed in relation to the APCO prep tool for tEcobuilt produce trays. Contact us to find out if this product is suitable for your retailer specifications.
Ecobuilt’s 100% biodegradable and compostable products are manufactured from sugar cane, plant starches and paper board sourced from managed plantations. Their packaging is a more sustainable option than traditional oil-based packaging made from non-renewable resources.
Agro fibre is a waste product of the Palm Oil Industry. The Palm Oil Industry generates approximately 15 million tonnes of waste agrofibre per year. Their manufacturing plant has a capacity of producing 6 million units per month and is expandable to triple the volume within a short period of time.
PLANTATIONS: Oil palm trees have been harvested for their valuable fruits for many years. After the fruit is harvested, the empty fruit bunches are repurposed to create the Ecobuilt range of biodegradable, compostable produce trays and other eco-friendly products.
HARVEST: Oil palm trees produce large fruit bunches containing up to 3000 fruitlets, which are harvested throughout the year. The fibrous masses from these bunches (EFB) were once incinerated, causing environmental harm. Today, these fibers are transformed into sustainable produce trays.
PRODUCTION: The versatile pulp is converted into robust and durable packaging solutions, such as the produce trays.
Natural Product, Efficiently Produced
All Ecobuilt products are woodpulp free, emissions free and chemical free.
One of the most remarkable features of Ecobuilt product trays and packaging products is that they are 100% compostable. Once used, the packaging can be composted and will decompose quickly, enriching the soil and benefiting the environment.
All colouring and printing involves inks and dyes which is chemically induced. So the Ecobuilt team prefer natural at all times and avoid using any form of colour and inks in the production.
Their range of produce trays and fresh produce packaging are manufactured without using any toxic chemicals or bleaches.
Ecobuilt’s packaging products are made from materials that are biodegradable, compostable, and recyclable. This commitment to using sustainable materials helps reduce the environmental impact of packaging waste in line with the Horticulture Sustainability Guidelines.
The design of Ecobuilts’s products trays and sustainable packaging is focused on enhancing the freshness and shelf life of produce.
Ecobuilt’s manufacturing process incorporates energy efficient technologies that minimise carbon emissions and reduce the overall environmental footprint. This commitment to energy efficiency supports global efforts to combat climate change.
Ecobuilt is committed to minimising waste throughout its production process. By implementing recycling programs and utilising renewable resources, the company ensures that waste is kept to a minimum and resources are used efficiently.
The raw materials used in Ecobuilt’s packaging are sourced from sustainable suppliers who adhere to environmentally responsible practices. This ensures that the entire supply chain supports sustainability goals.
The Ecobuilt Packaging is produced in conformity with the European Standard EN-13432 and is biodegradable to such an extent that the greatest part of the resulting compost will ultimately decompose within 80 days.
