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07 Jan 2022 Zero Waste by Urb’n Nature unveils compostable amenity sachets Supplier: URB'N NATURE More URB'N NATURE details
The Zero Waste collection is designed to help spas and hotels reduce their carbon footprints and plastic waste photo: Zero Waste by Urb'n Nature Urb'n Nature, a skincare brand owned by The Organic Spa Company, has expanded its Zero Waste collection of sustainable hotel and spa amenities with new compostable and plastic-free sachets.
After three years of development, the brand has created single-portion sachets designed for liquid, cream or dry hotel and spa amenities.
The packaging is vegan, non-GMO and will complete the composting process in 12 to 18 weeks following disposal into organic waste.
“Our compostable sachets are the alternative to pure petroleum-based plastics and make it possible for hotel and spa guests to sample products and amenities while completely avoiding plastic,” says Jörg Demuth, product development director and co-owner of Zero Waste by Urb’n Nature.
“These sachets contribute to the circular economy and have the same durability as conventional pure petroleum-based materials.”
Supplier: URB'N NATURE StutenseeGermany URB’N NATURE is developed first and foremost from a nucleus of professional treatments that guarantees depth and consistency in every product. The URB’N NATURE skincare SPA system ensures that your skin and body care concerns can be addressed in a detailed and customized way in your preferred spa. The therapists are all trained on our excellent massage and facial techniques to create a new and unparalleled experience. Web: https://www.zerowasteun.com/ Click here to visit URB'N NATURE's
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