door Lorna Kaufmann | aug 10, 2026 | Mushroom Packaging, Blog
The average person discards five plastic packages every day, and many alternatives still fall short of a truly circular solution. Mycelium Packaging offers a different path, one that works with nature’s own carbon recycling system. Nature’s Carbon Recycling in Action...
door Lorna Kaufmann | jul 9, 2026 | Blog
Not all packaging labelled as “sustainable” lives up to the claim. With regulators tightening rules, customers demanding transparency, and internal sustainability targets looming, the cost of choosing the wrong material has never been higher. Let’s break...
door Lorna Kaufmann | mrt 20, 2026 | Blog
Every material on the market today can claim to be “sustainable”. Part of the challenge is that many existing tools used to measure circularity focus on technical materials that are reused in industrial systems, making them less suited to assess bio-based materials...
door Lorna Kaufmann | jan 28, 2026 | Blog
Mycelium is a remarkable age-old living organism that plays a vital role in nature. More recently, mycelium has also emerged as a versatile and sustainable substitute material with a wide range of functionalities across industries, such as packaging. What is mycelium?...
door Lorna Kaufmann | nov 5, 2025 | Blog
Imagine you’ve sourced recyclable material, optimized your packaging design, introduced return systems, and then: your packaging ends up in landfill… The material cycle is broken and the benefits of using recyclable materials are lost in a pile of waste. New or...
door Lorna Kaufmann | aug 13, 2025 | Blog
The PPWR (Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation) is here, bringing with it the obligation to make packaging more sustainable. New regulations may seem complex. Don’t worry, you’re not alone. If you’re tempted to wait for clear instructions — don’t. Companies...
