Notpla Magazine

Prince William and the Earthshot Prize have teamed up with popular YouTube channel, Sorted Food, to spotlight the work of three of the most recent winners of the Earthshot Prize - including Notpla.

After years of research and development, we are thrilled to be announcing our partnership with the sustainable home care and detergent makers MACK. This marks Notpla's first commercial application of our award-winning Film material.

Our revolutionary Ooho is expanding its reach, now making its mark in vending machines at the London Aquatics Centre in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. This collaboration with SHIFT is yet another milestone in our quest for a plastic-free tomorrow.

Interested customers in the EU can now access our seaweed-based coated board for their packaging needs through our strategic partnership with Conpax, an established food packaging converter in the Benelux region.

Notpla boxes have arrived at The Kia Oval. This pioneering move marks an important juncture between sports and sustainability, bringing Surrey County Cricket Club fans an unprecedented sustainable experience.

Renowned for creating aspirational culinary moments, Payne & Gunter are the caterer of choice for some of the UK’s most cherished events. Among these is the legendary BRIT Awards where - this year - Notpla joined the band, stepped on stage and showed the world how simple it is to switch to sustainable packaging solutions.

Notpla has been officially certified as a B Corporation! Following the comprehensive B Impact Assessment process - measuring our outputs across five key impact areas - we have proven our credentials as leaders in the movement for economic systems change.

In a visit to Notpla's headquarters, Prince William, the Founder of The Earthshot Prize, discovered how Notpla has grown in the six months since winning the prestigious sustainability award.

You may have come across the terms ‘dispersion’, ‘aqueous’ or even ‘water-based’ coating. Are you aware of what these terms actually mean, what the process involves, and how it affects the environment when we dispose of these packaging items?