Lip balm packaging is traditionally crafted with a plastic construction, so the Eco Lips 'Plant Pod' lip balm tube has been unveiled by the brand in a bid to help offer consumers a more sustainable option to feel good about.
The packaging is made without any plastic elements in the mix as well as no polymers, heavy metals, phthalates or BPA used either. The packaging is available now for purchase directly from the brand with a rollout to retailers taking place in the coming months.
Founder and CEO of Eco Lips Steve Shriver spoke on the new Eco Lips 'Plant Pod' lip balm tube saying, "Eco Lips doesn’t give lip service to sustainability — we live it every day, from our organic and fair trade ingredient sourcing, manufacturing running on 100% renewable energy, and now our NEW 100% plastic free packaging, we’re truly ‘eco’ in every sense of the word."
What's Driving This Trend
- Sustainable Lip Balm Packaging
- Opportunity for packaging companies to develop sustainable alternatives to plastic-based lip balm containers.
- Plastic-free Packaging
- The rise of eco-conscious consumers is calling for more plastic-free options in various industries.
- Free-from Packaging
- The demand for packaging that does not contain harmful elements such as heavy metals or phthalates is increasing.
Who This Affects Most
- Cosmetics
- Cosmetic companies have the opportunity to develop and market eco-friendly and sustainable packaging.
- Packaging
- Packaging companies can expand their offerings to include more sustainable options beyond traditional plastic packaging.
- Consumer Goods
- Consumer goods companies across industries can stand out by offering eco-friendly packaging options for their products.
