By combining Subeco’s expertise in water-based barrier coatings with Fibenol’s WoodCell™ crystalline cellulose, we are developing next-generation fiber-based coatings designed to replace fossil-based components in food packaging applications. The joint goal of partnership is to deliver high-performance grease and moisture barriers while supporting recyclability, circularity, and the transition away from fossil resources.
Explore WoodCell Project, Fibenol’s cellulose innovation platform.
This collaboration is aimed to support:
- Board producers developing plastic free barrier grades
- Coating service providers seeking scalable solutions
- Converters delivering recyclable food packaging
Peep Pitk, Chief Strategic Business Development Officer at Fibenol:
“The packaging industry does not just need better coatings—it needs a fundamental shift away from plastics and fossil-based chemistry. Partnering with Subeco allows us to bring renewable, high-performance material innovation into scalable market solutions.”Eric Jönsson, Chief Development Officer at Subeco BV:
“By integrating WoodCell™ into our coating formulations, we are taking an important step towards coatings that are not only recyclable, but fundamentally bio-based. This collaboration shows how partnerships can accelerate the transition to truly circular packaging.”
Interested in learning more? Get in touch:
Subeco – [email protected] | Fibenol – [email protected]
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