Notpla is a packaging solutions company. They’re not just using recycled cardboard or eliminating plastic foam. They’re redesigning the very idea of what packaging is and how it functions.

Notpla, the company which makes seaweed-based packaging to replace single-use plastics, has gone from strength to strength since winning the Earthshot Prize in 2022, bagging a prize of €1 ...

Notpla design director Karlijn Sibbel says they look to nature as inspiration “for the ideal packaging,” like the skin on a fruit. “A peel will eventually be used (as nutrients) by nature ...

Notpla, the company which makes seaweed-based packaging to replace single-use plastics, has gone from strength to strength since winning the Earthshot Prize in 2022, bagging a prize of €1 ...

Sustainable packaging start-up Notpla has closed a £10 million Series A financing round, led by Horizons Ventures. Founded in 2014 by Rodrigo Garcia Gonzalez and Pierre-Yves Paslier, Notpla ...

Imitation caviar invented in the 1930s could provide the solution to plastic pollution, claims Pierre Paslier, CEO of London-based packaging company Notpla. He discovered the cheap food ...

Next year will mark alt plastic maker Notpla’s ten-year anniversary. Although not a new player to the packaging scene, Notpla (short for ‘not plastic’) has come a long way from the days of sitting ...

Like other companies making alternatives to plastic packaging, Notpla says that the landscape has radically changed since it began in 2013, as plastic pollution has become a mainstream concern.

Winners of both the Tom Ford Plastic Innovation Prize and the 2022 Earthshot Prize, London -based startup Notpla (as in “Not Plastic”) was founded by packaging designer Pierre-Yves Paslier and ...

Prince William awarded five Earthshot Prizes of $1.2 million on Friday to fund climate innovation. Notpla, one of this year's winners, uses seaweed to produce "naturally biodegradable" packaging ...

Image: Nopla In May Notpla launched its range of seaweed-coated packaging with Bidfood Catering Supplies expanding its reach to as many as 45,000 caterers and food service businesses around the UK.