As businesses in Bangalore, KA shift toward sustainable operations, finding plastic-free and tree-free packaging is a major priority. OG Hemp offers premium packaging made entirely from agricultural residues and hemp fiber, providing a durable alternative to traditional wood-pulp paper.
Why Bangalore Brands are Switching to Organic Packaging?
Bangalore, India’s Silicon Valley. Tech companies, corporate gift providers, and eco-conscious startups in Bengaluru are prioritizing sustainable packaging options to align with international environmental standards and ESG mandates.
Hemp Pouches Specifications & B2B Customization?
Our Pouches line is engineered specifically to meet the high standards of Bangalore businesses. Specifications include:
- Specifications: 100% biodegradable and compostable pouches made from organic hemp paper lined with a bio-plastic barrier. Provides excellent moisture and light barrier protection.
- Primary Use Cases: Perfect for tea/coffee packaging, dry organic foods, and bath salts.
- 100% Organic & Biodegradable: Disintegrates naturally in soil within 90 days.
- Circularity: High recycling yield (hemp can be recycled up to 7 times, vs 3 times for wood-pulp).
Test Before You Bulk Order: Buy a Sample Box?
Want to inspect the organic paper textures, GSM thickness, and print finish in person before committing to a bulk B2B order? You can buy our Hemp Paper Product Samples Box directly online. This sample box is sold outright and contains material swatches, print cards, and sample bags shipped directly to your location in Bangalore.
FAQs
Q. Is the print ink eco-friendly?
Ans. Yes, we use 100% organic soy-based and water-based inks for all custom printing. This ensures that the entire packaging product remains 100% compostable and non-toxic.
Q. How does hemp paper support UN Sustainable Development Goals?
Ans. By replacing wood-pulp and plastic, our packaging directly supports SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption & Production) by eliminating logging, and SDG 13 (Climate Action) as hemp sequester 4x more carbon than trees.
