Benefits of Hemp Packaging
Are you wondering if Hemp Packaging is the best way to package your goods? If you're worried that it's not environmentally friendly, then think again. This natural, sustainable material is becoming a popular alternative to tree paper and fossil fuel-based plastics. Not only is it more durable, but it also saves the environment! Read on to learn about hemp's many benefits! Listed below are some of the main benefits of hemp packaging.
Eco-friendly
Hemp is an excellent material for packaging products made from hemp. In addition to its ecological benefits, hemp packaging can also save money and help the planet. Ideal custom boxes, a leading hemp packaging boxes company, uses recycled plastic from the oceans to produce its products. The company manufactures these products in the USA and is a great resource for cannabis producers. Biodegradable materials, such as hemp plastic, break down with the help of natural decomposers and are a common sight in retail and industry.
Hemp packaging is also compostable, which is great news for the environment. Unfortunately, only 5% of waste is compostable. It is difficult for some states to have the infrastructure to compost all types of packaging. Further, most buyers don't know if a product is compostable or not. Consumers can help solve the problem by composting hemp packaging at home. They can also take part in the process by voting for industrial composting facilities.
Sustainable
Using sustainable hemp packaging helps increase brand loyalty and reduce shipping costs. While conventional packaging methods are often bulky and heavy, sustainable hemp paper is both lighter and more efficient. This reduces shipping costs and contributes to a circular economy that supports local economies. In addition, hemp packaging is made from renewable resources and is biodegradable. Therefore, it is a great option for companies looking to make their packaging more environmentally friendly. Here are some benefits of sustainable hemp packaging.
Hemp packaging is child resistant, and the product degrades within 14 months if properly disposed of. Hemp containers have an ergonomic domed lid to make them easier to open for senior citizens or persons with disabilities. The larger size also leaves more room for flowers. Packaging made from hemp is available with direct printing. OLCC certified packaging reduces environmental impact and costs. The OLCC rating indicates child-resistant packaging. Sustainable hemp packaging can reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Costly
Hemp is becoming a more popular choice for packaging materials with the Custom Printed Boxes. It is a biodegradable and renewable material that requires minimal fertilizer, pesticides, or water. It grows in a variety of soils and can be grown locally. This type of packaging supports the local economy while reducing carbon emissions. In addition, packaging made from hemp is more affordable than traditional plastics. Read on to learn more about the benefits of hemp packaging.
While there are significant differences between hemp and other bioplastics, the latter is still less expensive than the former. A kilogram of petroleum-based polypropylene pellets costs $1.15, while the same quantity of hemp-based plastic costs $2.35. Although the price difference may seem like a lot, companies are looking to use hemp packaging in their products because of its environmental benefits and reduced carbon footprint. But the high cost of hemp packaging will likely be passed on to consumers.
Non-recyclable
You may be wondering if hemp plastics are recyclable. Unfortunately, most hemp packaging is not. However, hemp is compostable. Although only 5% of all materials can be composted, hemp is widely available and grows well in many different types of soil. It is also an ideal choice for local agriculture and packaging businesses, because it promotes a circular economy that does not depend on trade with other countries. This way, hemp packaging reduces carbon emissions and supports local economies.
Fortunately, the hemp industry is making strides toward recycling. Its main competitors include a company called Truly Green, which feeds bacteria glucose to create a biodegradable plastic. Companies such as ideal Custom boxes make hemp-plastic containers and claim that the hemp-derived products inside are edible. Fortunately, the hemp industry is catching up fast, with some promising developments in the cannabis packaging sector. This is good news for the environment and your wallet.
Endocrine receptors
Plastics that contain endocrine disruptors are harmful to our bodies. While hemp-based plastics are biodegradable and will break down in the environment within six months, petroleum-based plastics can be toxic and leach chemicals into the environment. Hemp-based plastics do not contain endocrine disruptors, which interfere with our endocrine system. Some of these chemicals act like the hormone estrogen and are harmful to us.
A recent study shows that endocrine-disruptor-causing chemicals can interfere with our hormone systems. This is particularly dangerous for unborn babies, which continue to develop in the womb. But there are steps we can take to limit our exposure to these harmful chemicals. Endocrine-disrupting chemicals can be found in products like food packaging, clothing, and toys. By avoiding these items, we can limit our exposure to these toxins.
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