Notpla

Notpla develops seaweed- and plant-based regenerative packaging materials, including plastic-free coated food containers, edible Ooho liquid packaging, paper, and dissolvable or compostable packaging formats.

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EU investedCurrent funding stage: Series A
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About Notpla

Notpla is a family of regenerative packaging materials made from seaweed and plants. The companyDevelops natural, plastic-free solutions that replace conventional plastic coatings with seaweed-based alternatives, many of which are compostable, recyclable, or edible. Its portfolio began with Ooho, the edible water bubble, and has expanded to seaweed-coated food containers, utensils, and other dissolvable or dissolving packaging solutions designed to reduce waste and environmental impact.

What Notpla offers

  • Seaweed-based, plastic-free coating
  • PFAS-free
  • Biodegradable & home compostable
  • Recyclable within paper streams
  • Edible or water-soluble options
  • Grease-resistant, strong moisture/barrier properties
  • Temperature tolerance up to 90°C; microwave-safe for certain applications
  • Reduces CO2e up to 79% vs PP and up to 39% vs PLA (per Life Cycle Assessment)
  • Suitable for a range of foodservice packaging (takeaway, containers, cutlery, etc.)
  • Designed to fit into existing supply chains and industrial processes
  • 100% natural and non-chemically modified coating for packaging

What sets Notpla apart

  • Plastic-free, PFAS-free packaging that aligns with plastic-reduction goals
  • Biodegradable and home-compostable end-of-life options
  • Lower environmental footprint demonstrated by life-cycle data
  • Diverse product portfolio (containers, cutlery, coatings, papers) suitable for multiple applications
  • Strong emphasis on regenerative materials and sustainability leadership in packaging

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