Planet-first packaging: recycled, recyclable and traceable

In many cases, yes. VerdiFLX is designed to run on conventional blow-moulding and extrusion equipment. We still recommend a material trial on your specific machine, mould and application before moving into production.

No. VerdiFLX is not positioned as a food-grade resin. It has passed USFDA 21 CFR 177.1520 and FSSAI food-contact migration thresholds, including overall migration and heavy metals, with testing conducted by TUV India. It is suitable for non-food applications such as cosmetic, personal care and household packaging, subject to the requirements of the specific product.

For our off-the-shelf 250 ml and 500 ml bottles, MOQ starts at 2,500 units per SKU. For custom development, the MOQ depends on the level of customisation, design and manufacturing requirements. If a new mould needs to be developed, significantly higher volumes are typically required to make the project commercially viable.

Our current off-the-shelf range includes 250 ml and 500 ml bottles. If you need a different capacity, shape, neck finish or label area, we can also explore a custom development.

Yes. New Product Development is a core part of how we work. Our in-house design and material teams can start with an idea, reference or rough brief and help bring it to life, from material and product design through prototyping and manufacturing. Think of us as a one-stop development partner for building something genuinely distinctive.

It depends on the design, complexity, starting stage, mould requirements, testing and validation. As a broad guide, a well-scoped development can take around 3 to 9 months. We define the timeline once we understand the brief.

Yes, custom colours are possible. Because we work with recycled feedstock, some natural variation can occur, and certain shades are easier to match consistently than others. Share your brand colour or reference and our team will assess the best route.

At a high level, yes. The exact customisation and white-labelling options depend on the product design, mould and branding route. Share what you have in mind and our team can assess what can be integrated into the final pack.

We currently work with three recycled-content grades: 100%, 75% and 50%. The right grade depends on the application, performance requirements and manufacturing route. Share your use case and our team can suggest the most suitable option.

Our material is physically traceable through the process, from waste to recycled material to finished product. Each batch can be backed by documentation, and QR-linked traceability can be integrated where relevant. This gives brands a clearer connection between the recycled-content claim, the actual material used and the ethical supply chain behind it.

What makes VerdiFLX different is that it is engineered for repeated reprocessing. Its recyclability-focused formulation is covered within our patent portfolio, and testing has demonstrated strong mechanical integrity through up to 10 consecutive thermal reprocessing cycles. Where practical, we can also explore closed-loop or take-back pathways with partners.

Yes. In most cases, a sample or pilot is the best place to start. Share your application, expected volume, timeline and any performance requirements, and we'll recommend the most practical next step.

VerdiFLX can be considered for a range of non-food packaging applications, including beauty, personal care, household and cleaning products. Suitability ultimately depends on the fill product, pack design and performance requirements, so we assess each application before commercial production.

Depending on the project, we can support both material supply and finished-product development. For brands looking for an end-to-end route, our team can support material selection, design, prototyping, manufacturing and scale-up.

Often, yes, but compatibility depends on the bottle design, neck finish and closure system. Share the closure or reference pack with us and we can assess whether it can be retained or whether a design adjustment is needed.

A reference pack or design, intended fill product, target volume, bottle size, closure type, colour or branding requirements, target market, compliance needs and timeline. With this, we can quickly assess feasibility and recommend the right next step.

Yes. As part of development, we can assess the application and define the material trials and validation needed for the pack. Final testing requirements depend on the fill product, target market and intended use.

Yes. Relevant technical documentation can be shared based on the project, including material data and available testing or compliance reports. Our team can guide you on what is most relevant for your application.