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The Rise of Compostable Packaging

by | Oct 12, 2025 | Food packaging

The growing trend of compostable packaging in supermarkets and the prepared-foods industry

In recent years, the sustainable-packaging industry has seen significant growth, driven by rising environmental awareness and the need to reduce the impact of single-use plastics. Compostable packaging is steadily gaining ground in supermarkets, major food packers and, above all, in the ready-meals segment.

Market growth of compostable packaging

The compostable-packaging market has shown steady, promising growth. The sector is expected to grow at a 5.1% CAGR through 2028, reflecting strong demand for sustainable solutions in the food industry.

Market studies also indicate that adoption of compostable packaging in supermarkets and prepared-food companies has grown exponentially in recent years, spurred by environmental regulation and consumer pressure for greener options.

ECOOCEL: driving sector growth

ECOOCEL project to offer compostable and recyclable cellulose-based trays as a sustainable alternative to conventional plastic packaging.

This growth consolidated in 2024, a key year for our company:

  • We reached 14 million cellulose trays produced and €1.5 million in revenue—proof of market acceptance and our clients’ commitment to more responsible packaging.
  • 32 SKUs available
  • 6 major projects underway

A future of growth and consolidation

Our goal for the coming years is ambitious: to double our revenue and growth. The trend in the food industry is clear—more and more companies are seeking sustainable packaging solutions.

The widespread adoption of compostable packaging by supermarkets and food packers shows these solutions are no longer an alternative but a necessity. Large retailers and prepared-food brands are betting on more responsible packaging, and at ECOOCEL we’re ready to lead this shift. Don’t miss out—join the ECOOCEL movement.

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