Circular by Nature
From Nature to Packaging: the Sustainable Revolution
"Nothing is created, nothing is destroyed, everything is transformed."
Antoine-Laurent de Lavoisier
Natural and renewable raw material
Natural cellulose fibres obtained from European beech wood sourced from responsibly managed forests in Central Europe are used to produce the nets.
Unlike synthetic materials of fossil origin, cellulose fibres are part of a circular model that replicates the natural processes of the biosphere. The cycle originates from photosynthesis, which allows trees to grow in sustainably managed forests. Pulp is obtained from the wood and transformed into cellulose fibre for use in the textile industry as yarn.
At the end of its useful life, the material does not become permanent waste, but degrades naturally, returning to the earth and helping to generate new life.
Compostability, natural circularity
The finished product is 100% compostable, certified by TUV Austria – OK Compost Home/Industrial (Code S2432).
It integrates naturally into decomposition processes, returning to the biological cycle without leaving any microplastics or chemical residues.
It can be composted at home or industrially, reducing the amount of waste sent to landfill or incineration.
Environmentally friendly production process
Cellulose fibres are processed using methods designed to reduce environmental impact, including lower water and energy consumption during processing, significant reduction in chemicals and waste, and integration of color directly into the fibre through “dope-dyed” technology, eliminating high-impact dyeing processes. This advanced technology not only improves production sustainability, but also guarantees materials that are suitable for food contact, safe and free from harmful residues.
