Zero-waste chocolate in cocoa shells –
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COCOA HUSK PAPER

Zero-waste chocolate, from production to packaging – that is the claim of the Indian company Kocoatrait. Kocoatrait therefore wraps its socially and ecologically sustainable chocolates in an outer shell made exclusively from by-products of the cotton industry and the cocoa shells left over from chocolate production. The fiber-based material is free of plastics and paper, so that neither fossil raw materials nor forests need to be managed. It is biodegradable, can be composted and recycled. The printed sheets are selected in such a way that as few sections as possible are produced. On the inside, Kocoatrait prints greeting card motifs, for example, which invite people to continue using the packaging. To protect the product, the sheets are wrapped in unlaminated aluminum. For the secondary and transport packaging, the company also remains plastic-free and uses materials that are as environmentally friendly as possible, such as bagasse and grass paper.

Product name: COCOA HUSK PAPER
Manufacturer: Kocoatrait
Project status: Concept // Prototype // Ready for market // Ready for series production

Source: Kocoatrait
Image source: Kocoatrait