MetaSysPackaging
Lower-impact packaging

Packaging that performs and answers to the planet

Sustainability is a spec, not a sticker. We help US brands hit real recycled-content, recyclability, and certification goals without giving up shelf presence or protection.

Recyclable kraft packaging made from responsibly sourced paperboard
How we lower impact

Six levers we pull on every eco brief

Real choices in sourcing, materials, and ink that add up to a measurably lighter footprint.

FSC-certified sourcing

Paperboard and corrugated from responsibly managed forests, with chain-of-custody documentation available on request.

Recycled content

Kraft and CRB stocks carry 80 to 100 percent recycled content. Corrugated runs 50 to 100 percent recycled.

Soy and water-based inks

Lower-VOC soy inks and aqueous coatings replace petroleum-based options wherever the design allows.

Recyclable by design

Every paperboard and corrugated box we make is curbside recyclable. We flag any component that needs separating.

Right-sized production

Tighter dielines and right-sized boxes cut material use and shipping volume, which lowers cost and carbon together.

Compostable options

Uncoated kraft is industrially compostable, and PLA-lined boards add moisture resistance where you need it.

How it works

From eco goal to documented proof

01

Tell us your sustainability goal

Recycled content target, compostability, plastic-free, or a specific certification. We design to it from the first dieline.

02

We spec the lowest-impact build that performs

Material, coating, and ink choices that protect the product and hit your goal without over-engineering the box.

03

You get documentation that holds up

FSC chain-of-custody and recycled-content figures you can cite on pack and to retail buyers with confidence.

No greenwashing. Just the build that fits your goal.

We will not slap an eco label on a box that does not earn it. Tell us the outcome you need and we will show you the trade-offs in plain terms, then document exactly what you are getting. Read more in our guide to sustainable packaging in 2026 or compare options on the materials guide.

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