Frugalpac is proud to announce that ROSSMANN, one of Germany’s largest retailers, has become the first in the country to launch a wine in the Frugal Bottle – the world’s first commercially available paper wine and spirits bottle, made from 94% recycled cardboard. The launch sees a German Pinot Blanc, produced with the Fair & […]
Read moreFrugalpac, the award-winning British sustainable packaging innovator welcomes the UK Government’s Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) scheme as a major opportunity to level the playing field between environmentally friendly packaging and traditional glass. Under the new levy, glass packaging faces some of the steepest penalties – pushing up costs for wine and spirits brands and accelerating […]
Read moreFrugalpac, the British clean technology company behind the world’s first and only commercially available paper wine and spirits bottle, has today launched an equity fund-raising to raise up to £5m to support its next phase of global growth, including developing paper paint pots. Frugalpac, the British clean technology company behind the world’s first and only […]
Read moreOur investment round has made The Sunday Times. “Frugalpac is plotting a multimillion-pound expansion to reduce carbon emissions.” – Oliver Gill, Deputy Business Editor, The Sunday Times. From the world’s first paper wine & spirits bottle and the machines that make them to a recyclable paper paint pot – Frugalpac is scaling its mission to […]
Read moreFrugalpac is changing packaging forever – and now you can invest in our paper bottle revolution. We created the Frugal Bottle, the world’s first paper bottle for wines and spirits, and the machines that make them. The Frugal Bottle is made from 94% recycled paper, 5x lighter than glass and with an 84% lower carbon […]
Read moreToday is Earth Day. A time to raise awareness and promote action to protect the environment. Five years on from launching our low carbon paper Frugal Bottle for wines and spirits, we are now used by more than 50 brands in over 25 countries in the world with machines making them in the UK, the […]
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