CTLpack explores alternative materials as part of its compromise to find the most sustainable solution for each of its partners. That’s what led to the development of the Green PE tube: made from sugarcane, sourced in Brazil, and grown in regulated zones far from the Amazon. These plantations actively avoid deforestation, instead, they absorb CO₂ from the atmosphere, reducing greenhouse gases at the source to avoid having to compensate for them later.

The process is straightforward: sugarcane ethanol is converted into ethylene, which is then polymerized into polyethylene; a familiar, food-safe, and 100% recyclable plastic. It looks and behaves just like conventional PE, meaning it doesn’t demand a rethink of your current packaging formats. But its origin sets it apart. Choosing a tube made from renewable content helps reduce dependence on fossil resources, and it’s an effective way to make environmental progress without compromising performance or visual quality.

Bio-based plastics are not perfect, but they’re a step forward. And a necessary one. They bring immediate improvements to carbon balance, especially when sourced responsibly. With Green PE, your packaging supports a shift to circular production from the ground up, literally. For brands looking to reduce their footprint by tapping into innovative formats, it’s a material that speaks the same language.

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