Paptic, Secto Design, and Woamy, have transformed the lighting industry packaging standards. The redesigned packaging is recyclable and aligns with the principles of the circular economy.
Secto Design a company specializing in modern hand-made design lamps, moved its Petite product line’s products from traditional fossil-based packaging into new packaging made of materials that are recyclable and in line with the circular economy. The plastic hoods will be replaced with ones made of renewable and recyclable at-scale Paptic® material. The plastic foams, used to protect the metal parts from scratches during transportation in the Petite floor and table lamps, will be changed to fully bio-based, biodegradable, and recyclable wood foam produced by Woamy.
“I’m very pleased with these developments in our packaging”, states Joakim Jusélius, the Part Owner and Board Member of Secto Design. “To me, this is another tangible step in our ambitious sustainability efforts, to act in accordance with our values. It is wonderful to work with the bright folks from Woamy and Paptic. To do good together, and a pleasure to be involved at an early stage in these cutting-edge innovations. I think we all must do what we can for the planet and really act. I hope our work here can help others find ways to act too.”
“We were excited to join forces with Secto Design and Woamy to transform the packaging standards of the lighting industry in a more sustainable direction. When Secto Design, a company with a strong sustainability agenda, chooses Paptic® material for its packaging proves that our materials meet their high functionality and sustainability requirements”, says Esa Torniainen, Chief Strategy Officer, and Co-founder at Paptic Ltd. He continues: “Our materials’ unique qualities, such as flexibility and softness, perform exceptionally well in this packaging, where a non-scratch surface is also essential.”
