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When you care enoughto serve the bestSpring 2014

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WELCOME TO

BIOPAKAt BioPak, we acknowledge the fact that our products are not perfect and impact the environment at each stage in their lifecycle.

Creating more sustainable packaging requires looking at the bigger picture. Here, at BioPak, that means delivering maximum value with minimal impact to the environment.

For us sustainability is not a destination but an ongoing journey. We subscribe to the philosophy of continuous improvement and believe that our products can always be made better.

Why us?

Put simply, our packaging is conceived, designed and

manufactured with resource use in mind. We choose materials

that are bio-based, annually renewable or recycled. We also

measure and disclose the energy and water consumption at

our production facilities with a view to ongoing improvement.

By analysing every stage in the life cycle of our products we are

able to develop, build and offer better solutions for businesses,

who, like us, want to do everything they can to protect the planet

for future generations.

When selecting our products, we evaluate them against the sustainable packaging guidelines

They should be fit-for-purpose and designed to meet market

and consumer needs, while minimising net impact in a

cost-effective way.

Products must embody resource efficiency, and designed

to minimise the use of materials and other resources without

compromising product quality and safety.

Wherever possible we select low-impact materials with minimal

environmental and social impact. Materials are selected based

on science and incorporate a whole-of-lifecycle approach.

Packaging should be designed to maximise its potential for

recovery and recycling and to minimise the environmental

and social impacts of its disposal.

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Did you know...we are carbonneutral

The natural choice 4 Products made better 6We collaborate with you 10

Biopak catalogue

Paper rangeHot paper cups & lids 12

Cup trays 14

Cold paper cups & lids 15

Hot paper bowls & lids 16

Custom branding cups & bowls 17

Bioplastic rangeCold clear cups & lids 19

Custom branding clear cups 20

Cold clear containers & lids 21

Straws 22

Cutlery 23

Bioplastic bags 24

Bioplastic reusable rangeReusable coffee cups 26

Custom branding ByoCups 27

Sugarcane rangeTakeaway containers 29

Trays 30

Clamshells 31

Plates 32

Bowls 32

Custom moulded pulp 33

BioPak custom solutions

BioPak custom solutions 34

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The NATURALCHOICE

Sustainability We provide more sustainable packaging solutions made from renewable or recycled resources. All the carbon emissions associated with the production, transport and disposal of our products are offset through the purchase of carbon credits.

InnovationWe are an industry leader with a track record of delivering innovative and functional bio-based packaging solutions. Through ongoing research and development we are continually expanding and enhancing our product range.

QualityThe BioPak brand and products are synonymous with quality and sustainability. Manufactured using efficient high speed, automated production lines, in facilities certified to ISO environmental, quality and food safety standards.

ServiceOur exceptional customer service is second to none. Our same day delivery service covers most of Australia’s major metropolitan areas. We do whatever it takes to make sure you always have the packaging you need when you need it.

ValueWe offer free freight to all major metropolitan areas and subsidised freight to all other areas in Australia and New Zealand. We guarantee that for like quality products, our prices will not be beaten.

How we make it better1.SourceWherever possible, we choose raw materials that

are renewable or recycled.

2. CreateWe process these materials as efficiently as possible

in high speed, highly automated production facilities.

3. Recycle Our products enable the diversion of waste from landfill

by being either recyclable or compostable.

MATERIALSBIOPAK

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Our products

Paper cups and bowlsMade from sustainably sourced paper fibreboard coated

with Ingeo, an ingenious plastic made from plants not oil.

Coffee cup lidsMade from rapidly renewable plant-based Ingeo

bioplastic.

Compostable bioplastic bagsMade from a starch-based bioplastic and certified

compostable to Australian Standard AS4736.

Clear cups and bowlsMade from Ingeo bioplastic derived from field corn, ideal

for storing and serving cold foods and drinks.

Reusable coffee cupsEnjoy coffee on the go responsibly. Reusable ByoCups,

made from plant-based bioplastic.

CutleryPLA manufactured from plant-based bioplastic

or PSM made from 70% plant-based bioplastic

and 30% conventional plastic.

able coffee cups

Sugarcane pulp tablewareMade from sugarcane pulp, a more sustainable alternative

to plastic or polystyrene.

Sugarcane takeaway containersSturdy moulded sugarcane pulp containers with secure

lids. Available in a range of sizes.

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PRODUCTS

MADEBETTER

Raw materials

The energy that goes into manufacturing our material world is

the largest component of humanity’s energy consumption. The

following information identifies a variety of environmental impacts

for each material used to manufacture our products. The data

represents the average figures for each environmental metric.

Raw materials key Embodied energy: This is the total energy used to transform

a material from its natural state into a material ready for

manufacturing. The difference in embodied energy between virgin

and recycled material can vary significantly. As most materials

contain a blend of virgin and recycled content, the values used

here are based on typical recycled content.

Embodied carbon: This is the total Carbon Dioxide (CO2e) emitted

to transform a material from its natural state into a material ready

for manufacturing. The difference in embodied carbon between

virgin and recycled material can vary significantly. As most materials

contain a blend of virgin and recycled content, the values used here

are based on typical recycled content.

Embodied water: This is the total amount of water used to extract

and refine a material. Embodied water data has only been compiled

in the last few year, as a result some of the data has a high level of

uncertainty.

Extraction intensity: This is the total amount of non-renewable

material extracted to make every kilogram of final material. The

figure indicates the degree of direct environmental impact from the

extraction process.

Recycled content: This is the percentage of recycled material in

average material supplies. A material that has a high recycled

content requires less energy to manufacture and less virgin material

to be extracted.

Years of reserves: This is the number of years we have left before we

deplete our material reserves, if consumed at current consumption

and growth rates. Reserves represent what is economically viable

to extract, not the Earth’s total resource. While reserves do not tell

us precisely how much material is left, they do provide a valuable

indication of scarcity.

Every day, we generate over 3.5 million tons of solid waste – a tenfold increase over the past century. That figure will likely double again by 2025.

The production of waste is a growing problem. Despite widespread kerbside collection of recyclables, a growing population and increasing consumption leads to ever increasing waste production. Much of what we consider ‘waste’ is a resource that, once discarded to landfill, is lost for future use. At BioPak we acknowledge the environmental impact throughout the entire lifecycle of our products from cradle to grave, striving to minimize any negative impacts on the environment. Most of our products are made from renewable plant-based or recycled materials and we offset the C02 emissions associated with their production, transport and disposal.

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We choose bioplastics (not all biodegrade) as a better alternative

to plastic, using it to produce our range of cutlery, clear cups, deli

containers and the water-proof coating on the inside of our paper

cups and bowls.

Bioplastic refers to plastic materials and products that are made

wholly or partly from biological materials, or both.

These materials appeal to customers because they can reduce

greenhouse gas emissions, avoid depleting fossil resources,

and reduce landfill volumes.

Whilst recycling rates are improving every year, currently 77%

of all plastics disposed of every year end up in landfill.

Hishun Revode PLA

Revode is made in China from non-GMO plant starch. It is used

to produce our bioplastic cutlery and straws.

Compostable: Certified compostable in an commercial facility

to American BPI standards

Recyclable: In China only

Raw Materials: Plant starch (e.g. cassava and corn)

Ingeo PLA

Ingeo is made from dextrose (sugar) that is derived from field

corn already grown for many industrial and functional end-uses.

In North America, corn has been used first because it is the

most economically feasible source of plant starches.

Using less than 1/20th of 1% (0.05%) of the annual global corn

crop today, so there’s little to no impact on food prices or supply.

This material is used to produce our range of bioplastic coffee cup

lids, clear cups, deli containers and water-proof coating

on paper cups and bowls.

By design, using Ingeo results in 75% less greenhouse gases

than the oil-based PET plastic it replaces, even if both end up

in a landfill. Ingeo has more end-of-life options than any other

plastics material. These include composting, feedstock recycling,

mechanical recycling and incineration with energy recovery. There

are only a small number of commercial composting facilities in

Australia and New Zealand, limiting this as an end-of-life option,

and leaving landfill as the most widely available end-of-life option. Compostable: Ingeo is certified compostable to EN13432 and

BPI standards in a commercial compost facility. Dispose of with

general waste if no commercial compost facilities are available

Recyclable: In China and the USA only

Raw materials: Plant starch (e.g. corn)

Embodied energy: 53MJ/Kg Embodied carbon: 2.3Kg/Kg

Embodied water: 200L/Kg Extracted intensity: Not available

Recycled content: 1% Years of reserves: Renewable

Lifecycle assessment: In progress

Ecopond

Ecopond is made from a synthetic biodegradable plastic

combined with plant starch. Used to produce our range

of checkout and refuse bags. Certified to Australian Standards

these bags are accepted wherever there are municipal

organic waste collection services. If the bags do end up in the

environment, they will biodegrade more rapidly than conventional

plastic bags.

Compostable: Certified home compostable to European

standards, certified compostable to AS4736-2006 Australian

standards

Recyclable: Not recyclable

Raw materials: Plant starch (e.g. corn)

Embodied energy: Not available Embodied carbon: Not available

Embodied water: Not available Extracted intensity: Not available

Recycled content: Not available Years of reserves: Renewable


Plastarch material (PSM)

PSM is made from 70% starch-based bioplastic, blended with

30% polypropylene. Used to produce one range of our cutlery.

Dispose along with general waste.

Compostable: No

Recyclable: Not recyclable – dispose in general waste

Raw materials: Plant starch (e.g. corn) and polypropylene (oil)



Recycled content: Not available Years of reserves: Renewable


BioPlastics

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Pulp

Pulp is a lignocellulosic fibrous material prepared by chemically

or mechanically separating cellulose fibres from wood, fibre crops

or waste paper. Wood provides about 90% of the basis for pulp

production, while about 10% originates from annual plants. Pulp

is one of the most abundant raw materials worldwide, most

commonly used as raw material in paper-making. Moulded pulp

is often considered a sustainable packaging material, as defined

by the Sustainable Packaging Coalition, since it is produced from

recycled materials, and can be recycled again after its useful life.

We use wood pulp sourced from managed plantations for our

paper cups and bowls, and recycled pulp for our cup carry trays.

We use sugarcane pulp (bagasse) for our range of clamshells,

takeaway containers, plates and bowls.

Paper pulp

Paper made from pulped cellulose from managed plantations is

used to make our paper cups and bowls. Paper cups and bowls

are normally coated with a plastic water-proof lining, we use Ingeo

– a plant-based bioplastic instead. Using this bioplastic means

these products can be composted in a commercial compost.

In Australia, paper board is mostly shipped offshore for recycling.

When paper ends up in landfill, it decomposes under anaerobic

conditions and releases methane gas (a greenhouse gas more

potent than C02). We offset the carbon emissions for each cup

we sell presuming that is does end up in landfill.

Compostable: In a commercial facility. The paper of our cups

and bowls will biodegrade in a home compost but the PLA

bioplastic lining biodegrades best under the controlled conditions

of a commercial facility. Some customers have successfully

composted BioCups in their home composting unit. We

recommend shredding to increase the surface area and speed

up the process.

Recyclable: Many Australian and New Zealand councils will accept

paper cups in the paper recycling stream, call yours to find out

Raw materials: Cardboard


Embodied water: 1150L/Kg Extracted intensity: 1.8Kg/Kg



Recycled paper pulp

Made from post consumer recycled content. Used to produce our

cup carry trays. Dispose of in the waste paper recycling stream.

Compostable: In a home compost

Recyclable: In regular paper recycling

Raw materials: Post consumer recycled paper



Recycled content: Not available Years of reserves: Not available


Sugarcane pulp (bagasse)

Made from the crushed stalks remaining after the juice has been

extracted from sugarcane. Used to produce our range of plates,

bowls clamshells and takeaway containers. Dispose of in a home

or commercial compost facility or with general waste.

Compostable: Certified compostable in an commercial facility

to American BPI and European EN13432 standards. Check with

your local council if they will accept this in your green waste bin

Recyclable: Not recyclable

Raw materials: Sugarcane pulp (bagasse)

Embodied energy: 84MJ/Kg Embodied carbon: Not available




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Conventional plastic

Conventional plastics are usually synthetic, most commonly

derived from petrochemicals (crude oil and gas). Used to

produce lids for our containers. We use conventional plastics for

applications that require transparency, flexibility and heat stability

at a price point that is commercially viable. Most of the plastics

we use are widely recycled throughout Australia and

New Zealand.

Polyethylene terephthalate (PET

PET is made from fossil resources. PET is the most recycled

plastic in the world and use for our PET takeaway container lids.

These can be recycled in the plastic recycling stream, along with

your empty water and cold drink bottles.

Compostable: Not compostable

Recyclable: Plastics identification code 1, PET is accepted at all

kerbside and plastic recycling stations

Raw materials: PET plastic identification code 1



Recycled content: 21% Years of reserves: 20 years


Polystyrene (PS)

PS is a plastic made from fossil resources, used to produce some

of our coffee cup lids. Recycling code 6.


Recyclable: In most council recycling. The white lids can be

recycled but the black lids will not be detected by automatic

sorting equipment at most modern material recovery facilities and

will end up in landfill. This is true for any black plastic products

you place in your co-mingled recycling bin. Check with your local

council about what plastic items they will accept as this varies.

Some councils collect all hard plastics for recycling while others

prefer you to recycle only selected hard plastics – often plastics

code 1, 2 and 3

Raw materials: High Impact Polystyrene (HIPS) plastic

identification code 6





Polypropylene (PP)

PP is a plastic made from fossil resources, used to produce

our soup bowl lids. Recycling code 5.


Recyclable: In most council recycling. Check with your local

council about what plastic items they will accept as this varies.

Some councils collect all hard plastics for recycling while others

prefer you to recycle only selected hard plastics – often plastics

1, 2 and 3

Raw materials: High Impact Polystyrene (HIPS) Plastic

Identification Code 6





Recycling tips

Paper

Paper and cardboard can be recycled and used again in other

paper products. The more we recycle paper and cardboard,

the less we need to use natural resources like fibre from trees to

manufacture new products. It also uses less energy and water in

manufacturing. Paper contaminated with grease or oil from food

cannot be recycled

Organic waste

Some local councils collect organic waste from your home

and turn it into compost. Composting helps keep organic waste

out of landfill where it rots and generates methane, a greenhouse

gas that is particularly damaging to the environment

So remember, if it grows, then it goes in your green organics bin

Plastic & metal

Always put items into your recycling bin loose, not in a plastic

bag. Everything inside a plastic bag will be sent to landfill.

Plastic bags can also tangle up the machinery used to sort the

recycling materials

Flatten boxes but don’t bundle items together

Roll aluminium foil into a ball and place it in a recycling bin, even

if it has food stuck to it

Black plastic items don’t get recycled as they are not able to be

identified by automatic sorting equipment used at most recycling

facilities

At most material recovery facilities, any plastic item less than 5cm

in diameter will be screened out and diverted to landfill

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Customer care Our exceptional customer care has earned us

a reputation for being the best in the industry.

Logistics management We know how important it is to maintain sufficient inventory

and we always ensure you get your orders without delay. All

orders are dispatched on the same day they are received.

From our warehouse locations across Australia and New

Zealand, we offer free freight to most cities and BioPak

subsidised freight to remote locations.

(conditions apply).

Custom branding We’ll brand our products with your logo (minimum quantities

apply) and we offer free storage for up to 3-months. Our pay-

as-you-use model means no upfront costs – simply order and

pay when you need it. There is no deposit required and we

provide a free artwork design service.

Partner programDeveloped to provide a point of difference that helps you

stand out in a crowded market. Our partner program provides

eye catching, relevant sales and marketing collateral that

clearly communicates the environmental benefit of all our

products.

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WE COLLABORATE

WITH YOUWe work together with our customers to achieve shared goals and we take a genuine interest in your business. Through sharing our knowledge, marketing and logistics resources, we are able to contribute to your growth and ongoing success.

We’ll do everything we can to help you find the best solutions for your business, it’s our job to make your life easier and your business more sustainable.

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HOT PAPER

Cups&LIDS

BioPak cups are produced using a heavy duty board for a premium quality product with superior strength, lid fit and insulation. BioCups are lined with bioplastic from plants, not oil.

Paper sourced from managed plantations

Made from annually renewable resources

BioCups – Single Wall

Use Hot and cold use

Material Paper cup, bioplastic lining (PLA)

Code Description Qty/Ctn

BC–4 | BCK–4–GS | BC–4W 4oz cup – BioPak branded leaf | BioPak branded kraft | plain white 2,000





BC–20 20oz cup – BioPak branded leaf 500

BCK–12DW–GS(12oz)

BCK–16DW–GS(16oz)

BCK–8DW–GS(8oz)

BC–8DW(8oz)

BC–12DW(12oz)

BC–16DW(16oz)

BC–8DWW(8oz)

BC–12DWW(12oz)

BioCups – Double WallUse Hot and cold use

Material Paper cup, bioplastic lining


BC–8DW | BCK–8DW–GS | BC–8DWW 8oz cup – BioPak branded leaf | BioPak branded kraft | plain white 1,000

BC–12DW | BCK–12DW–GS | BC–12DWW 12oz cup – BioPak branded leaf | BioPak branded kraft | plain white 1,000

BC–16DW | BCK–16DW–GS 16oz cup – BioPak branded leaf | BioPak branded kraft 600

RecyclablePaper

RecyclablePaper

BC–16(16oz)

BC–20(20oz)

BC–12(12oz)

BC–4(4oz)

BC–8(8oz)

BC–6(6oz)

BCK–8–GS(8oz)

BCK–16–GS(16oz)

BCK–12–GS(12oz)

BCK–4–GS(4oz)

BCK–6–GS(6oz)

BC–8W(8oz)

BC–12W(12oz)

BC–16W(16oz)

BC–4W(4oz)

BC–6W(6oz)

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Featuring environmentally themed artwork

Quarterly releases of new artwork on 8oz, 12oz & 16oz single wall and double wall cups – in mixed cartons

Same price as regular BioCups

BioCup Art Series – Single Wall




BC–8–ART SERIES 8oz cup – BioPak branded art series 1,000



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BioCup Art Series – Double Wall




BC–8DW–ART SERIES 8oz cup – BioPak branded art series 1,000

BC–12DW–ART SERIES 12oz cup – BioPak branded art series 1,000

BC–16DW–ART SERIES 16oz cup – BioPak branded art series 600

RecyclablePaper

RecyclablePaper

No customprinting

No customprinting

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BioCup Lids – Conventional plasticUse Hot and cold use

Material Conventional plastic (PS)


BCL–4 Lid – no hole – for 4oz BioCups – white 1,000

BCL–8W Lid for 6 & 8oz BioCups – white 1,000

BCL–8B Lid for 6 & 8oz BioCups – black 1,000

BCL–12.16.20W Lid for 12, 16 & 20oz BioCups – white 1,000

BCL–12.16.20B Lid for 12, 16 & 20oz BioCups – black 1,000

BioCup Lids – Conventional plasticUse Cold use

Material Conventional plastic (PS)


BCL–90C–PS(F) Lid – straw slot – for 12, 16 & 20oz BioCups

– opaque

2,000

BCL–90C–PS(F)

BioCup Lids – BioplasticUse Hot and cold use

Material Bioplastic (PLA)


BCL–8PLA Lid for 6 & 8oz BioCups – opaque 1,000

BCL–12PLA Lid for 12,16 & 20oz BioCups – opaque 1,000

BCL–8PLA BCL–12PLA

BCL–8B BCL–12.16.20W BCL–12.16.20B

BCL–4

BCL–8W

BioCup TraysUse Suitable for paper and clear cups

Material Recycled paper pulp


B–CC–802 2-cup tray 500

B–CC–832 4-cup tray 300

B–CC–832B–CC–802

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Customembossing

Customembossing

Customembossing

Recycled paper pulp

No customprinting

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Cold PAPER

Cups&LIDS

The paper cold cup range is coated inside and out with Ingeo bioplastic. These cups are compatible with straw slotted flat lids.

Paper sourced from managed plantations

Made from annually renewable resources

Customembossing

Cold BioCups

Use Cold use

Material Paper cup with bioplastic lining (PLA)


BCC–12 12oz cold cup – Mix of BioPak branded green, orange & blue cups 1,000



BCC–12(12oz)

BCC–16(16oz)

BCC–22(22oz)

BioCup Lids Use Cold use

Material Conventional plastic (PS) & bioplastic (PLA)


BCL–90C–PS(F) PS lid – straw slot – for 12, 16 & 22oz

cold paper BioCups – opaque

2,000

BCL–90C–PLA(F) PLA lid – straw slot – for 12, 16 & 22oz

cold paper BioCups – clear

2,000

BCL–90C–PS(F) BCL-90C-PLA(F)

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Hot PAPER

Bowls&LIDS

BioBowlsUse Hot and cold use

Material Paper bowl, bioplastic lining (PLA)


BSC–8 8oz bowl – BioPak branded white 1,000

BSC–12 12oz bowl – BioPak branded white 500



BSC–8 BSC–12 BSC–16 BSC–32

BioBowl Lids – BioplasticUse Hot and cold use



BSCL–8PLA Lid for 8oz BioBowls – opaque 1,000

BSCL–12PLA Lid for 12, 16 & 32oz BioBowls – opaque 500

BSCL–8PLA BSCL–12PLA

BioBowl Lids – Conventional plasticUse Hot and cold use

Material Conventional plastic (PP)


BSCL–8 Lid for 8oz BioBowls – clear 1,000

BSCL–12.16.32 Lid for 12, 16 & 32oz BioBowls – clear 1,000

BSCL–8 BSCL–12.16.32

All our paper products are made from pulp sourced from managed plantations. We use Ingeo bioplastic as a waterproof coating on our cups and bowls.

Compostable in a commercial compost facility

Printed with soy and water based inks

No customprinting

No customprinting

RecyclablePaper

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Custom branding

CUPS &BOWLS

1. Choose your cup or bowl size There are five cup sizes – 4oz, 8oz, 12oz,16oz and 20oz

There are four bowl sizes – 8oz, 12oz, 16oz and 32oz

Choose a single wall or double wall cup or single wall bowl

2. Choose your quantityWe offer free cup and bowl printing for a minimum order quantity

of 50,000 per size

3. Send us your logo/message for free printing

Free design and artwork setup

Colour printing available

No plate costs

Colour proofs available on request

4. BioPak endorsementWe incorporate the BioCup or BioPak logo and environmental message

into your cup or bowl design, helping you communicate your commitment

to more sustainable products to your customers

5. 8-week turn around time8-week turn around from artwork approval to delivery

6. No deposit and free pay-as-you-use storage

No deposit required

Free pay-as-you-use storage for 3-months, subsidised storage rates

available thereafter

Pay-as-you-use system allows you to request and pay for what you

need, as you need it

You can draw down one carton at a time

7. Guaranteed same day dispatch on all orders

All orders dispatched same day (conditions apply)

8. Ongoing logistics management

We monitor your stock levels to ensure you never run out

We offer free custom branding for orders above 50,000 cups

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Cold clear

Cups& LIDS

BioCups with lidsUse Cold use only



CF–R–60 60ml sauce cup – clear 2,000

CF–C–73 Flat lid – no hole – for 60ml sauce cups –

73mm – clear

2,000

R–150Y 150ml cup – BioPak branded clear 2,000



C-76 Flat lid – no hole – for 150, 200 & 280ml

cups listed directly above only – 76mm – clear

2,000

C-76D(X) Dome lid – x-slot – for 150, 200 & 280ml

cups listed above only – 120mm – clear

1,000

CF–R–280Y 280ml cups – clear 1,000

CF–C83(0) Flat lid – 10mm hole – for 280ml cups listed

directly above only – 120mm – clear

1,000



R–420 420ml cup – BioPak branded clear 1,000



R–700Y 700ml cups – BioPak branded clear 1,000

C–96F Flat lid – x-slot – for 300-700ml cups directly

above – 96mm – clear

1,000

C–96D(B) Dome lid – 22mm hole – for 300-700ml

cups listed directly above – 96mm – clear

1,000

C–96D(X) Dome lid – x-slot – for 300-700ml cups listed

directly above – 96mm – clear

1,000

C–96F C–96D(B) C–96D(X)

R–300Y R–360Y R–420 R–500Y R–600Y R–700Y

U-30Y CF–R–150Y CF–R–200YR–185W

Made from Ingeo PLA. This revolutionary bioplastic is made from dextrose (sugar) that is derived from field corn already grown for many industrial and functional end-uses.

Cold use only

Made from a 100% renewable resource

CF–R–60 R–150Y R–200Y R–280Y CF–R–280Y

CF–C–73 C–76 C–76D(X) CF–C–83(0)

Lids are not available with the above products.

BioCups without lidsUse Cold use only



U–30Y 30ml sample cup – clear 3,000

R–185W 185ml wine glass – clear 1,000

CF–R–150Y 150ml cup – clear 2,000

CF–R–200Y 200ml cup – clear 2,000

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Custom branding

clear CUPS

1. Choose your cup size There are nine cup sizes – 150ml, 200ml, 280ml, 300ml, 360ml, 420ml,

500ml, 600ml and 700ml

2. Choose your quantityWe offer free cup printing for a minimum order quantity of 50,000 per size

for a single colour


Free design and artwork setup


No plate costs

4. BioPak endorsementWe incorporate the BioCup or BioPak logo and environmental message

into your cup design, helping you communicate your commitment to more

sustainable products to your customers

5. 8-week turn around time8-week turn around from artwork approval to delivery

6. No deposit and free pay-as-you-use storage

No deposit required



Pay-as-you-use system allows you to request and pay for what you

need, as you need it






We offer free custom branding for orders above 50,000 cups

Cold clear containers

& LIDS

BioSushi TrayUse Cold use only



KS–SU–30 Sushi base – 186x127x17mm – clear

Sushi lid – 188x135x30mm – clear

300

KS-SU-30

Our new BioDeli Bowls have been redesigned with a single lid solution across all sizes

Producing Ingeo bioplatic results in 75% less greenhouse gases than PET plastic

BioDeli Bowls with LidsUse Cold use only



CF–R–60 60ml sauce cup – clear 2,000

CF–C–73 Flat lid – no hole – for 60ml sauce cups –

73mm – clear

2,000

CF–P–240 240ml bowl – 120mm – clear 500





CF–C–120(D) Raised lid for all BioDeli Bowls – 120mm – clear 500

CF–P–240 CF–P–360 CF–P–500 CF–P–700 CF–P–960

CF–C–120(D)

No customprinting

No customprinting

BioDeli Salad Bowls with LidsUse Cold use only



CF–SB–24 24oz salad bowl – clear 450

CF–SB-32 32oz salad bowl – clear 450

CF–SBL-24/32 Lid for 24 & 32oz salad bowls – clear 450

No customprinting

CF–SB-32CF–SB-24CF–SBL-24/32

CF–R–60 CF–C–73

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Cutlery&straws

BioStrawsUse Cold use only



GD –6X206FSB 6mm diameter x 206mm long straws

– flexible – bulk pack – green

5,000

GD–6X206FSIW 6mm diameter x 206mm long straws

– flexible – individually wrapped – green

5,000

GD-6X206FSB GD-6X206FSIW

straws

PLA BioCutlery is made from 100% renewable resources. We also offer an alternative, low-cost option made from 70% plant-based bioplastic and 30% conventional plastic.

Cutlery is heat-resistant and sturdy

Straws are made from bioplastic from plants not oil

No customprinting

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BioCutlery – 70% bioplasticUse Hot and cold use

Material 70% bioplastic (PSM)

BULK


GD–6K–B 6” knife – natural white 1,000

GD–6F–B 6” fork – natural white 1,000

GD–6S–B 6” spoon – natural white 1,000

GD–6SP–B 6” spork – natural white 1,000

GD–7K–B 7” knife – natural white 1,000

GD–7F–B 7” fork – natural white 1,000

GD–7S–B 7” spoon – natural white 1,000

SETS


GD–6KFN–B 6” knife, fork & napkin set – natural white

– BioPak branded wrap

250

GD–6KFNSP–B 6” knife, fork, napkin, salt & pepper set

– natural white – BioPak branded wrap

250

GD–6KFSN–R 6” knife, fork, spoon & napkin cutlery sets

– natural white – BioPak branded wrap and

retail box – 20 cutlery sets per retail box

– 10 retail boxes per carton

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GD–6SP–B

GD–6F–BGD–6K–B

GD–7K–B GD–7F–B

GD–6S–B

Wrap for PSM sets above

GD–7S–B GD–6KFN–B GD–6KNSP–B

BioCutlery – BioplasticUse Hot and cold use



GD–4ATS–B 4” tea spoon – white 2,000

GD–4AC–B 4” spork – white 3,000

GD–5ACS–S 5” stirrer – white 3,000

GD–6AK–B 6” knife – white 1,000

GD–6AF–B 6” fork – white 1,000

GD–6AS–B 6” spoon – white 1,000

GD–6.5AK–B 6.5” knife – white 1,000

GD–6.5AF–B 6.5” fork – white 1,000

GD–6.5AS–B 6.5” spoon – white 1,000


GD–6.5AKFN–B 6.5” knife, fork & napkin set – white

– BioPak branded wrap

250

GD-6.5AKFNSP–B 6.5” knife, fork, napkin, salt & pepper set

– white – BioPak branded wrap

250

SETS

BULK GD–4ATS–B

GD–6AK–B

GD–6.5AK–B

GD–5ACS–S

GD–6AF–B

GD–4AC–B

GD–6.5AF–B

GD–6AS–B

GD–6.5AS–B

GD–6.5AKFN–B GD–6.5AKFNSP–B Wrap for PLA sets

cutlery

No customprinting

Generalwaste

No customprinting

Hybrid PSM

GD–6KFSN–R Retail box GD–6KFSN–R

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Bioplastic

bags

PSB–C–0001

BioPlastic BagsUse Cold use only – Dog waste, checkout, bin liner, kitchen tidy bags

Material Ecopond (AS4736 Australian Compost Standard Compliant)


PSB–C–0001 8L checkout – 395x190x50mm

– 0.018mm thick – 20 blocks of 100

– BioPak branded green

2,000

PSB–C–0005 20L checkout – 520x300x100mm

– 0.018mm thick – 10 blocks of 100

– BioPak branded white

1,000

PSB–C–0002 8L bin liner – 355x220mm

– 0.018mm thick – 40 rolls of 25


1,000




1,000




540

PSB–C–0015 80L bin liner – 1,050x820mm



240

PSB–C–0003 120L bin liner – 1,320x870mm



144

PSB–C–0004 240L bin liner – 1,390x1,130mm

– 0.023mm thick 12 rolls of 12


144

PSB–C–0005

Bi

BioPak bin liners

BioPlastic Bags enable the diversion of organic waste from landfill and are ideal for the collection of food scraps. Made using Ecopond, a starch-based bioplastic that is certified compostable to Australian standards AS4736.

Shelf life of up to 6 months

Biodegradable in a commercial compost facility

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RANGEReusablebioplastic

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BM–BCR–16–WBM–BCR–8–W BM–BCR–12–W

BM–BCR–12–G BM–BCR–16–G

reusable coffee

CUPS

ByoCupUse Hot and cold use

Material Bioplastic (PLA) cup, silicon lid and sleeve


BM–BCR–8–G |

BM–BCR–8–W

8oz reusable coffee cup –

Biopak branded green cup, white band & lid |

BioPak branded white cup, green band & lid

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BM–BCR–12–G |

BM–BCR–12–W




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BM–BCR–16–G |

BM–BCR–16–W




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BM–BCR–8–G

Dishwashersafe

BPA free

BPA

I’m Made from

plants not oil

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custom BRANDing

BYOCUPSFree custom colours and printing for orders above 1,000 cups

1. Choose your cup size

There are three sizes – 8oz, 12oz and 16oz

2. Choose your cup colour at no extra cost

Pick one colour for the cup from the table above (one colour/1,000)

If the colours above are unsuitable, custom colours are available at $100

for each production run (min 1,000/size)

3. Choose your quantityWe offer free cup printing for a minimum order quantity of 1,000 per size

and colour


Free artwork setup


One version/print run of 1,000

5. Embossing and colour variations available on the band and lid

Embossing is free but a one-off tooling fee of $2,000/size applies

Free artwork setup

Standard colours for sleeve and lid are green or white. If you require

a custom colour the minimum order quantity is 3,000 units

If you opt not to custom emboss the bands and lids they will have

the BioCup branding, as illustrated below

6. 12-week turn around time

12-week turnaround from artwork approval to delivery

7. No deposit and free pay-as-you-go storage

No deposit required



Pay-as-you-use system allows you to request and pay for what you need,

as you need it






PINK ORANGE BLUE GREEN

PURPLE YELLOW GREY WHITE

Custom Printing Area

BioCup features on the front and back of the standard BioCup

Custom Printing Area

Custom embossing areas of silicon band and lids

8oz 12oz 16oz

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sugarcane

range

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BioCane TakeawaysUse Hot and cold use

Material Sugarcane pulp (bagasse)


B–SLB–280–W | B–SLB–280–N 280ml base – 130x130x45mm – BioPak branded white | BioPak branded natural 600



B–SLBL–W | B–SLBL–N Lid for 280, 480 & 630ml bases – BioPak branded white | BioPak branded natural 600

B–SLBL–RPET(D) PET plastic dome lid for 280, 480 & 630ml bases – BioPak branded clear 600

B–LB–750–W | B–LB–750–N 750ml base – 230x130x40mm – BioPak branded white | BioPak branded natural 500

B–LB–1000–W | B–LB–1000–N 1,000ml base – 230x130x55mm – BioPak branded white | BioPak branded natural 500

B–LBL–W | B–LBL–N Lid for 750ml & 1,000ml bases – BioPak branded white | BioPak branded natural 500

B–LBL–RPET(D) PET plastic dome lid for 750ml & 1,000ml bases – BioPak branded clear 500

TAKEAWAYCONTAINERS

Made from rapidly renewable sugarcane pulp. Sturdy and versatile, these containers can handle a wide variety of foods. 100% renewable and compostable in a commercial compost facility.

Microwave safe and ovenable up to 220°C for 20 mins

Refrigerator and freezer safe

Grease and water resistant

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B–SLB–280–W B–SLB–480–W B–SLB–630–W

B–SLBL–W B–SLBL–N B–LBL–W

B–LB–750–W

B–LB–750–N

B–LBL–N

B–LB–1000–W

B–LB–1000–NB–SLB–480–N B–SLB–630–NB–SLB–280–N

BioCane TraysUse Hot and cold use



B–LB–750T 750ml tray – 230x130x40mm

– BioPak branded natural

500

B–LB–1000T 1,000ml tray – 230x130x60mm

– BioPak branded natural

500

B–TL–15 5-compartment tray – 260x210mm – white 500

B–TL–16 6-compartment tray – 320x220mm – white 250

B–TL–15 B–TL–16

B–LB–1000TB–LB–750T

Biocane Takeaways (continued)

B–SLBL–RPET(D) B–LBL–RPET(D)

trays Made from 100% renewable and reclaimed resources

Grease and water resistant

Microwave & oven safe

No customprinting

Customembossing

No customprinting

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BioCane ClamshellsUse Hot and cold use



B–HL–66 6x6x3” clamshell – white 500


B–HL–96–2 9x6x3” 2-compartment clamshell – white 250

B–DHL–81 7.8x8x3” clamshell – white 200

B–DHL–83 7.8x8x3” 3-compartment clamshell – white 200


B–HL–93 9x9x3” 3-compartment clamshell – white 200

B–HL–66 B–HL–96

B–DHL–81 B–DHL–83

B–HL–91 B–HL–93

CLAMSHELLSSugarcane pulp clamshells are grease and oil resistant, a great alternative to traditional petroleum derived plastic or foam containers. Made from a rapidly renewable by-product of the sugar refining industry.

Our sugarcane products are compostable in commercial compost facilities

Compost is a great way to improve vital soil resources and divert waste that would otherwise be landfill

No customprinting

B–HL–96–2

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plates

BioCane PlatesUse Hot and cold use



B–PL–06 6” round plate – white 1,000

B–PL–07 7” round plate – white 1,000

B–PL–09 9” round plate – white 500

B–PL–93 9” 3-compartment round plate – white 500

B–PL–10 10” round plate – white 500

B–PL–11 10” 3-compartment round plate – white 500

B–PL–16–1 10.25x7.75” oval plate – white 500

B–PL–16–2 12.5x10” oval plate – white 500

BioCane BowlsUse Hot and cold use



B–BL–12 12oz bowl – white 1,000

B–BL–16 16oz bowl – white 1,000

B–BL–12 B–BL–16

bowls

Traditional plastic plates are made from petroleum, a valuable, non-renewable resource. Sugarcane products are made from a rapidly renewable resource and are a strong, grease and water resistant alternative to traditional plastic or polystyrene plates and bowls.

Made from 100% renewable and reclaimed resources

Compostable in commercial compost facilities

B–PL–09

B–PL–07

B–PL–10

B–PL–16–1 B–PL–16–2

B–PL–06

B–PL–11

B–PL–93

No customprinting

No customprinting

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custom

A cost effective and functional replacement for foil and plastic food service disposables

No mould fees, minimum order quantities of 100,000 units

Prototypes within two weeks (costs apply)

Our experienced design team will help you create the most sustainable, aesthetically pleasing and functional packaging solutions to enhance your brand and amaze your clients.

moulded PULP

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custom retail

Looking for something specific? Provide us with your requirements and we will use our highly experienced product development and manufacturing resources to achieve your goals.

Together with Deeko we can offer you customised retail solutions to suit your specific needs.

When speed to market is critical to your success, together with Deeko, BioPak delivers.From concept to prototype to shelf ready retail packaging we are fast, agile and responsive.

As a primary manufacturer, we can accommodate packaging requests to your specific requirements.

solutions

SCA BioPak picnic retail product range

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Cold paper cups

3636

Hot paper cups

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