Spotlight on the animations and key moments of the show dedicated to sustainable packaging
On 31 May and 1 June, the third EDITION SPECIALE by LUXE PACK trade show will open its doors at the Carreau du Temple in Paris. This is one-of-a-kind event, as it brings together all eco-designed packaging solutions in one place.
This event will host 65 exhibitors selected for their know-how and expertise in SUSTAINABLE PACKAGING ECO-DESIGN and will have a programme entirely built with brands committed to sustainable development.
Once again this year, the show confirms the balance between exhibitor offers and strong content with the presence of undisputed experts in sustainability and circularity. As such, the event means to attract brands curious about eco-design. They will be able to find the inspiration to get involved and the keys to understanding this challenge, and, just like the reference and prescriber brands in the field, they will come to discuss the latest innovations that really make the difference. In addition to plenary conferences, PITCHES START-UP sessions will give the floor to start-ups that have decided to draw inspiration from living things or reinvent existing materials to support brands in reducing their environmental impact on a daily basis.
PITCHES PARTY, innovative materials
They will have ten minutes to win you over!
NOTPLA
To say goodbye to plastic, the start-up creates packaging made from seaweed which biodegrades in four to six weeks. This revolutionary new type of packaging consists of seaweed which is dried and ground into a powder and then transformed into a fluid and dried.
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To say goodbye to plastic, the start-up creates packaging made from seaweed which biodegrades in four to six weeks. This revolutionary new type of packaging consists of seaweed which is dried and ground into a powder and then transformed into a fluid and dried.
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ICTYOS
This Lyon-based start-up combines traditional French tannery expertise and an eco-responsible approach by transforming fish skins from the food industry into very high-quality fish leather. Its ultimate goal is to support major leather goods brands ‘who are asking questions about new materials’
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This Lyon-based start-up combines traditional French tannery expertise and an eco-responsible approach by transforming fish skins from the food industry into very high-quality fish leather. Its ultimate goal is to support major leather goods brands ‘who are asking questions about new materials’
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SERICYNE
The thread of dreams, born from nature.
Creating an additive silk, 100% natural and eco-responsible, has been Sericyne’s goal since its creation. The company, specialising in the manufacture of silk, from the Cévennes National Park, is multiplying innovations with the aim of becoming a major stakeholder in the French industry.
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The thread of dreams, born from nature.
Creating an additive silk, 100% natural and eco-responsible, has been Sericyne’s goal since its creation. The company, specialising in the manufacture of silk, from the Cévennes National Park, is multiplying innovations with the aim of becoming a major stakeholder in the French industry.
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MALAKIO Designer objects made from oyster shells! Malakio is a Brittany-based start-up specialising in the sustainable creation and recovery of mollusc shells from human consumption. Find out more
ORGANOID TECHNOLOGIES Thanks to its unparalleled technical and manual skills, ORGANOID imposes nature in our interiors: Various untreated, local natural materials are used for an authentic and 100% sustainable design. Find out more
STUDIO SAMUEL TOMATIS As designer juggling between bio-design and a semi-industrial approach, Samuel Tomatis turns the proliferation of green algae into an opportunity as he transforms it into various flexible or rigid 100% natural materials without glue or additives. Find out more
EMBELIUMThis is a new solution, entirely ‘Made in France’, which offers packaging made from fibres of agricultural origin, bound by mycelium. Embelium, a 100% plant-based and compostable material, is grown in the Southwest France. Find out more
ARROSIA It combines nature and innovation to design 100% natural and recyclable materials. Ecopin, a 100% bio-sourced resin from maritime pine, derived from a production method based on sustainable economy and social ties. Find out more
HOUBLY Houbly markets innovative and aesthetic materials and objects for the packaging sector. The materials developed by Houbly are biosourced from spent grains (from breweries) and cocoa pods (from the production of chocolate) and reduce the environmental impact of the products. Possibilities are varied: we play with textures, colours, and design to create unique objects. Find out more
Through a dedicated space called ‘Sense and sensory materials’, during the two days of the show, discover these natural, biosourced, augmented, and recycled materials, some of which definitely represent the future of reconciliation between luxury and sustainable development.
Personalised Coaching with CITEO
EDITION SPECIALE by LUXE PACK is also a human-sized trade show, where visitors leave with personalised advice based on their problem. For the second year in a row, a team of experts from CITEO will be present at the show to answer visitor questions about the sorting, reuse, recycling, and eco-design of luxury packaging.
From assessment to innovation, CITEO will offer genuine personalised advice to each brand in order to allow it to make the right choices at all stages of an eco-design approach and to find effective environmental solutions.
ArteFacts by JOHE BRUNEAU
Although the term artifact is commonly used to refer to ancestral discoveries in archaeology, it is to tell us about our time that the artist and creator Johé Bruneau recovers materials at the end of their life. By drawing his inspiration from various historical and scientific facts, he invites us to take a step back and take a fresh look at our era.
Art & Facts: about art and facts. By making a point of only working with recycled materials, Johé Bruneau seeks to bring out new aesthetics.
It is with this aim of reconciling substance and form that he works with brands with strong values, such as Ruinart, Picture Organic Clothing, and Greet Hotel, and puts his expertise at the service of his clients.
Johé Bruneau is a French artist and creator, ambassador of the global movement Precious Plastic, a group that shares Open Source technologies to help set up plastic waste recycling workshops. It is in this capacity that he carries out numerous actions in the field in France and abroad.
« SUCCESS STORIES » sessions Exhibitor/ Brand
Because there is nothing more eloquent than examples and acts, manufacturer/brand pairs will present concrete cases of achievements marketed or under development on the following themes:
- DESIGN and RECYCLING: with EDELMANN, KURZ, and Dr Grandel
- REUSE: with COSFIBEL and CHANEL
- NEW MATERIALS: with Ahlstrom-Munksjö and NAOS
- RECYCLING: with Van Genechten Packaging x COURVOISIER and HEINZ x LANCOME
Not to forget a case study with COOPERATIVE MU and LVMH on ‘Responsible purchasing: are you really ready?’ and a ‘Revolution of uses in the perfume industry’ session with Pascale BROUSSE and Gerald MARTINES.
Green Award in partnership with INFINITY GLOBAL
During the show, visitors will be invited to vote for their favourite product on Tuesday, 31 May. The exhibitor with the most votes will be awarded a GREEN AWARD, presented by INFINITY GLOBAL.
