Two Processes.

One Sustainable Choice.

Molded pulp packaging can be produced by two main manufacturing routes — dry pressing and wet pressing. Each delivers a different look, strength and cost profile. We master both, and recommend the one that fits your product best.

Both processes are recyclable, biodegradable and plastic-free.

The Same Green Material, Two Different Finishes

In both processes, different pulp materials are formed on custom molds and dried into strong, protective packaging. The difference lies in how much pressure, heat and precision is applied during forming — and that changes everything: surface finish, density, detail, cost and application.

Natural Texture. Proven Efficiency.

In the dry process, pulp is formed on open molds and dried without intense pressure. The result is packaging with a distinctive, natural fibrous texture — lightweight, economical, and produced at high speed.

Smooth Finish. Precision Detail.

The wet process applies higher pressure and heat with matched molds, compressing the fibers into a denser, smoother structure. The result: clean surfaces, crisp edges and fine detail — closer to a premium product finish than traditional molded pulp.

Process × Industry

Which Process for Your Product?

Both processes serve a wide range of industries. The lists below show typical products for each route — and the two often overlap.

Applications

Where Each Process Shines

From the farm to the factory floor to the delivery dock, our molded pulp packaging protects products across industries.

Corner protectors, edge guards and heavy-duty cushioning keep appliances, machinery parts and other large goods secure through the toughest freight journeys.

Precision-cut custom trays cradle earbuds, phones and accessories in a clean white finish that elevates the unboxing experience.

Multi-compartment cup carriers and tray systems make takeaway and catering sustainable — sturdy, insulated and single-use plastic-free.

Elegant wet-pressed inserts and dividers hold bottles, jars and tubes firmly in place — soft to the touch, refined in presentation and completely plastic-free.

Every industry above can be served by dry pressing or wet pressing — the right choice depends on your product’s structure, surface requirements and budget. Tell us about your product and we will recommend the best process for you.

Which Fiber Fits Your Product Best?

Tell us what you’re packaging — we’ll recommend the right material blend and send samples you can feel, tear and compost.

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