Canopy Pack4Good
Canopy Pack4Good
EcoEnclose is a proud policyholder
within Canopy Planet’s Pack4Good Initiative.
There is a lot of misleading and inaccurate information about forestry and the sustainability of logging trees to produce packaging and fabrics - two ubiquitous products throughout our lives. To ensure we develop the most eco-friendly paper packaging options possible and support our EcoAlly community to make the best decisions for the planet, EcoEnclose has become a Pack4Good Policy Holder and has brought on Canopy Planet as a trusted partner and resource in our work.
Who is Canopy Planet?
Canopy Planet is an environmental not-for-profit that works with hundreds of companies to reduce the impact on the world’s Ancient and Endangered Forests.
Who is Canopy Planet?
Canopy Planet is an environmental not-for-profit that works with hundreds of companies to reduce the impact on the world’s Ancient and Endangered Forests.
What is Pack4Good?
The Pack4Good initiative partners with companies to develop robust sourcing policies and provide tools and support. With ingenuity and innovation, Canopy Planet is rethinking packaging and integrating sustainable next generation solutions to save our climate and our world’s forests.
Membership in this initiative is free to brands. It gives them access to the people and extensive resources of Canopy, leaders in forest science, and ecosystem protection for the world’s ancient and endangered forests. Hundreds of brands are already policyholders, including Ben & Jerry’s, Everlane, LUSH, prAna, TOMS, and StitchFix.
EcoEnclose’s partnership with Canopy led directly to the development of our Next Gen paper offerings, which is helping fuel our continued commitment to producing more packaging out of agricultural waste and avoiding using virgin paper whenever possible.
Calculate Your Environmental Impact
EcoEnclose and Canopy proudly use and recommend the Environmental Paper Network’s Paper Calculator 4.0 to calculate the environmental impact of your paper use.
Calculate Your Environmental Impact
EcoEnclose and Canopy proudly use and recommend the Environmental Paper Network’s Paper Calculator 4.0 to calculate the environmental impact of your paper use.
Canopy Resources We Love
An extensive database to find packaging that is ancient and endangered forest-friendly. An excellent tool for all industries aiming to procure paper packaging that has been reviewed and vetted by Canopy.
An interactive tool that visually represents ancient and endangered forests globally. Built to assist companies transitioning to more sustainable fiber supply chains and to help identify areas of potential sourcing risk.
A ranking of sustainable paper fiber inputs, and a hierarchy of preferred sources. This resource has informed EcoEnclose’s paper-sourcing strategy and sustainable packaging framework.
An overview of environmental benefits of using recycled fibers instead of virgin tree-based fiber.
An extensive database to find packaging that is ancient and endangered forest-friendly.
An excellent tool for all industries aiming to procure paper packaging that has been reviewed and vetted by Canopy.
An interactive tool that visually represents ancient and endangered forests globally.
Assists companies transitioning to more sustainable fiber supply chains and helps identify areas of potential sourcing risk.
A ranking of sustainable paper fiber inputs and a hierarchy of preferred sources.
This resource has informed EcoEnclose’s paper-sourcing strategy and sustainable packaging framework.
An overview of environmental benefits of using recycled fibers instead of virgin tree-based fiber.
EcoEnclose Resources for the Pack4Good Community
Virgin paper packaging can be worse for the planet than the plastic it replaces. Our guide explains our recommended path forward for using sustainable paper fiber inputs in packaging and answers common FAQs. It gives the science and ethos behind our decision to steer clear of ancient and endangered forest fibers.
Recycled paper packaging has tons of benefits, but one of the most commonly overlooked? Its positive impact on biodiversity and forests.
Many apparel brands we work with are rethinking the ubiquitous virgin polybag. This clear, thin-film plastic bag protects virtually all apparel from damage, moisture, and dirt from the factory to the end consumer. We've learned that there are no one-size-fits-all solution. Here, we break down options and when they work best.
Many brands are reducing plastics in their supply chain and packaging strategy. We wrote this guide for this process. Learn how to set your team up for success in change management, tips for procuring and using paper packaging, and how to choose your plastic replacements in a truly sustainable way.
Virgin paper packaging can be worse for the planet than the plastic it replaces.
Our guide explains our recommended path forward for using sustainable paper fiber inputs in packaging and answers common FAQs. It gives the science and ethos behind our decision to steer clear of ancient and endangered forest fibers.
Recycled paper packaging has tons of benefits, but one of the most commonly overlooked? Its positive impact on biodiversity and forests.
Many apparel brands we work with are rethinking the ubiquitous virgin polybag. This clear, thin-film plastic bag protects virtually all apparel from damage, moisture, and dirt from the factory to the end consumer.
We've learned that there are no one-size-fits-all solution. Here, we break down options and when they work best.
Many brands are reducing plastics in their supply chain and packaging strategy. We wrote this guide for this process.
Learn how to set your team up for success in change management, tips for procuring and using paper packaging, and how to choose your plastic replacements in a truly sustainable way.