At Arboloom, we believe packaging should serve a purpose beyond single use, contributing to a renewable and sustainable future. Our mission is to redefine the packaging industry by utilizing minimal material transformation, reducing the ecological footprint, and leveraging renewable resources.
By eliminating energy and water-intensive paper production, we create high-quality, sustainable packaging that meets the needs of businesses and consumers who care about the planet. We are committed to making eco-friendly packaging the new standard—one compostable, wood-based cup at a time.
Innovation for Sustainability - We challenge traditional packaging solutions by developing pioneering materials that balance functionality with environmental responsibility.
Circular Thinking - We design with the end of life in mind, ensuring our products are biodegradable, recyclable, and responsibly sourced to support a truly circular economy.
Collaboration for Change: We collaborate with businesses, suppliers, and consumers to accelerate the transition to a waste-free future.
We offer sustainability services to help individuals, businesses, and communities adopt an environmentally responsible future:
Whether you’re aiming to replace plastic and paper cups or discover sustainable branding opportunities, we’re here to assist you in making an impact—one cup at a time.
Our commitment to packaging drives us towards a circular economy where waste becomes a resource. Join us in shaping a cleaner, brighter future.
Minimal material transformation - process wood as close as possible to its natural cycle.
Wood is a CO2-neutral resource with great potential for a renewable future.
By using wood veneer instead of paper, we save energy during production.
UBP is a unit that measures the environmental impact of products in a holistic way. A variety of ecological factors, such as greenhouse gases, land and water consumption, or the use of pesticides, are taken into account.
Energy-intensive raw material use.
Wood has been one of the most important resources for humans for thousands of years. Only with industrialization were renewable raw materials replaced by resource-energy-intensive materials such as concrete, steel, oil, or plastic. While wood lost its importance as a material, the use of fossil resources led to a steep rise in CO2 levels in the atmosphere. Innovations now necessitate a return to renewable raw materials and sustainable production.
High CO2 emissions in paper production.
The traditional process of manufacturing paper requires a significant amount of wood, energy, and water. Additionally, chemicals such as bleaching agents and binders are utilized, further polluting the environment. Consequently, two-thirds of the emissions from a paper cup originate in the paper manufacturing process. Each year, approximately 500 billion paper cups are produced.
From tree to cup. Our innovative process enables us to bypass the energy- and water-intensive paper production, allowing us to use wood more efficiently. The production of 1 kg of paper requires more than 2 kg of wood. Utilizing wood veneer decreases wood consumption, thereby helping to preserve forests.
Finally, using wood and biodegradable coatings, the cup can be composted, contributing to the formation of new humus.
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