We believe the cannabis industry and sustainability should go hand-in-hand. Because of this, all of our CRATIV marijuana packaging cases are recyclable and upcyclable.
Did you know that 40% of all plastic produced is made for packaging? Most products you buy today come wrapped or enclosed in plastic. That plastic is quickly tossed out upon opening, but it doesn’t have to be.
Unfortunately plastic use is only increasing, and less than ⅕ of the plastic produced is recyclable. But recycling isn’t just important to reduce waste; it also matters for energy consumption. Recycling one ton of plastic bottles each year could save the equivalent energy usage of a two person household.
CRATIV’s Commitment to Sustainable Marijuana Packaging
At CRATIV we believe that sustainable marijuana packaging and effective branding go hand in hand. CRATIV Packaging provides cannabis brands with ample surface space for custom labeling and branding, while ensuring we all do our part to reduce our carbon footprints and promote an environmentally conscious culture in the cannabis community. At CRATIV, we recognize our relationship with the world is more than a business transaction. We’re part of a greater ecosystem that deserves attention and care so we don’t negatively impact habitats, animals lives, and our own cities.
As champions of cannabis, we provide innovative packaging solutions that look to improve the cannabis community we’re a part of. All CRATIV cases can be repurposed and upcycled in any way you see fit. Your customers can reuse your cases as a doggie treat box, snack container, first aid kit, makeup case, school supply holder, travel kit for toiletries, and more. CRATIV cases aren’t just the perfect marijuana packaging; once the contents have been consumed they make the perfect on-the-go package for a wide variety of needs.
Want to see your cannabis products in our packaging? Request a free sample today! Contact sales and marketing directly for your sample by emailing sales@crativpackaging.com or by calling us at 720.651.9384.
