From recyclable mono material structures and compostable formats to water-based inks and fiber-based alternatives — Fastik is engineering the sustainable packaging future today.
Consumer expectations, retailer commitments, and legislative mandates across North America and globally are converging on a clear direction: packaging must become more sustainable. The question is no longer whether to transition — but how and when.
Fastik's Sustainable Packaging Lab and product development programs exist to help food brands answer those questions with confidence. We develop sustainable packaging structures that perform — meeting shelf-life targets, sealing requirements, and brand standards without compromise.
We work directly with brand packaging teams and procurement professionals to evaluate current structures, identify the most pragmatic sustainability pathways, and execute transitions at production scale.
Mono material PE & PP structures for existing recycling streams
Certified industrial and home compostable packaging formats
Extrusion coated paper and freezer fiber tray alternatives
Water-based ink systems with low migration and low VOC emissions
Traditional flexible packaging often uses multi-layer laminates combining different polymer types (PET/PE, OPP/PE, Nylon/PE) — making mechanical recycling impossible as the layers cannot be separated. Fastik's mono material program engineers all-PE and all-PP structures that deliver equivalent performance.
These structures are designed to be recyclable through store drop-off programs (How2Recycle Store Drop-Off) and increasingly through curbside streams as infrastructure improves — positioning our brand customers ahead of evolving EPR legislation.
Fastik's compostable line is our certified compostable and compostable packaging portfolio, developed through multi-year R&D programs in our Sustainable Packaging Lab. It delivers what brands need most: a compostable packaging option that doesn't require sacrificing print quality, food safety performance, or economics.
These structures are available in industrial compostable and home compostable certifications, enabling brands to make accurate end-of-life claims to consumers without greenwashing risk.
Fiber-based packaging has surged as brands seek materials that resonate with consumer sustainability expectations. But paper without functional coatings cannot meet food packaging performance requirements. Fastik's extrusion coating capability bridges this gap.
Our extrusion coated paper structures deliver moisture resistance, grease resistance, and heat sealability in a paper substrate — enabling food brands to transition to fiber-based formats without compromising food protection.
Sustainable packaging isn't only about the materials — it's also about how those materials are manufactured. Fastik's operational sustainability programs address energy, waste, emissions, and water throughout our manufacturing processes.
Not sure where to start your packaging sustainability journey? Fastik offers complimentary sustainability assessments for qualified food brands and packaging buyers — evaluating your current structures and identifying practical transition pathways.
Our packaging engineers review your current specifications, identify barriers to transition, and propose realistic sustainable alternatives with cost and performance implications clearly outlined.
Request Your Free AssessmentReview of existing packaging specifications and end-of-life claims
Ranked alternatives: recyclable, compostable, fiber-based, reduced material
Barrier performance, shelf life, and cost delta vs. current structures
Phased implementation plan with sampling and qualification milestones