The Paper water bottle by
brandimage
The paper container is made from 100% renewable resources. It can hold all liquid categories and is 100% recyclable & degradeable.
http://www.thedieline.com/blog/2008/11/24/360-paper-bottle.html
Paperboy is about as green as it's possible to make a wine bottle. It's
made out of a compressed recycled paper, printed with natural inks and
the inside contains a recyclable sleeve like you find in a box of wine.
The bottles are rigid and strong - they're even ice bucket safe for
three hours - and take only 15% of the energy that regular glass bottles
take to produce. They weigh only an ounce when empty so save a huge
amount of energy on shipping
Designed by
stranger and stranger
Life is a recyled paper-made water container designed for Milano Expo 2015.
Made by recycled paper, it doesn’t use any chemical ink or adhesive
difficult to be recycled. A double stitch ensures the insulation from
outside and give rigidity to the object. The green cord, that allows the
users to bring it as a shoulder bag, is made by natural cotton and is
wrapped around the paper body.
Achieving an environmentally responsible package starts with materials.
Tetra Pak is made entirely from recycled and/or renewable resources that
are also 100% recyclable. We applied an uncoated, untreated paper to
the outside of the container, adding a distinguished, earthy aesthetic
that not only captures the attention of the environmentally conscious
consumer but stands out on the shelf amid other cartons as well.
Ecolean uses less raw material from the start. Our packaging material is
made from a thin plastic film, part plastic (PE and PP) and part chalk
(40% by weight), one of nature’s own material. That adds up to a truly
lightweight package that takes less energy to produce
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