Packaging made from organic corn waste
This elegant packaging, designed for Victor Toro, a luxury natural hair care brand, is the perfect combination of nature and technology. For its manufacture, an eco-material has been used, produced from recycled fibres, virgin fibres and organic maize waste. Here, corn residues are converted into natural raw materials that are recovered and used to make this paperboard, thus replacing part of the virgin fibres. It is also FSC-certified, which guarantees that the other fibres that make up the cardboard come from ethically and sustainably managed forests. ♻️
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