Cryopak delivers recyclable and compostable temperature-controlled box liners for sensitive products

23 Jun 2021 --- Cryopak, a leader in temperature assurance packaging and temperature monitoring devices, is unveiling its latest entry into an expanding line of plastic-alternative shipping solutions.

Cryopak Ecopak is a recyclable and compostable line of insulated box liners made from a post-industrial, recycled natural fiber blend.

The box liners and wrapped in a perforated recyclable and biodegradable film for moisture absorption.

This new product line has been engineered to mimic the performance of more conventional alternatives for food and beverage delivery, pharmaceuticals, clinical studies and trials, and any other industry where products require temperature control.

“We know how important it is to provide environmentally-friendly products, and the new Cryopak Ecopak is an important step in our overall corporate pledge to provide sustainable solutions that are environmentally responsible,” says Brent Begley, vice president of sales at Cryopak.

“Our team is excited to be able to offer this type of packaging material and leading the way with solutions that protect our environment is a corporate initiative for Cryopak.”

“Offering validated, eco-friendly innovations that address the needs of our customers are objectives that both our company leadership and our staff are very passionate about.”

Temperature-controlled packaging
Innova Market Insights identified “Home Delivery Haven” as the year’s leading packaging trend. As much of the world perseveres with COVID-19 social restrictions, demand for grocery and premium F&B home delivery is skyrocketing, presenting new demand for temperature-controlled packaging.

A crucial challenge for transit packaging is freshness preservation, intensified by pandemic supply chain disruptions and geo-political uncertainties like Brexit.

Mondi’s corrugated BCoolBox – keeping fresh food chilled below 7 °C using thermo-insulation and replacing the need for high-energy cooling trucks – demonstrates the shelf life-enhancement power of temperature-controlled innovation.

Also hot on hygiene-enhancement, DS Smith and TemperPack partnered on ClimaCell, a recyclable thermal insulation barrier for temperature-sensitive products such as meal kits and perishable groceries.

According to a recent survey by Innova Market Insights, 35 percent of global consumers have increased their home food delivery use since the virus outbreak. Moreover, the survey indicates 15 percent of global consumers do not expect to return to regular grocery habits post-pandemic.

By Joshua Poole