Detmold Group is a leading manufacturer of paper and board based packaging products for a diverse range of customers.
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How can considering fibre source and fibre type help you preserve natural resources?
To preserve natural resources, businesses need to make informed decisions on the type of and source of materials used to make their packaging products.
Here are some examples of how Detpak provides you with sustainable choices for fibre sources that preserve natural resources.
Detpak facilities globally are FSC™ & PEFC Chain of Custody certified and can offer certified products. This means products have documented traceability through the entire supply chain, from forest to end product.
Key Suppliers are audited annually in person, guaranteeing all tree fibre materials are from responsibly managed, sustainable sources, which contain no illegal, controversial or old-growth fibre.
Paper & board from tree-fibre achieves the highest recycling rate of any other material globally*, and Detpak prioritises using materials which contain recycled content where possible, building a viable circular economy and re-use for tree-fibre.
Detpak also offers a range of non-tree fibre packaging products, such as our no added PFAS Bagasse range. Bagasse material for food packaging is an agriculture by-product, which otherwise would be discarded as waste.
Sustainable Packaging Choices
What does fibre source mean?
Fibre refers to natural fibres (such as wood pulp, bamboo, bagasse etc.) and recycled content materials (such as recycled copy paper, newspaper & cardboard). Source refers to the origin and supply chain of materials.
LICENCE NUMBERS
China: FSC™ C122524 and PEFC/01-32-364
Australia: FSC™ C129148 and PEFC/ 21-31-300