Clamshell Form Meets Conscious Design

Green Valley's clamshell pulp packaging cradles hand cream and lip balm tubes in a precisely molded cavity, holding each product securely without extra inserts or filler. The hinged structure opens cleanly and closes with a satisfying snap, making it as functional on a retail shelf as it is in a customer's hands. Available in natural kraft and clean white, both finishes carry the quiet authority of fiber-formed cosmetic packaging that needs no coating or lamination to look refined.

A Band That Does the Talking

Wrapped around the mid-section, a color-blocked paper belly band anchors the brand identity without printing directly on the pulp shell. Orange signals warmth and vitality; mint green reads as fresh and botanical. The contrast between the muted shell and the vivid band creates immediate shelf presence. It also allows brands to differentiate SKUs within the same packaging format simply by switching band color, keeping tooling costs low while visual variety stays high.

End-of-Life Built Into the Structure

Every element of this pack is designed to disappear responsibly. The molded pulp shell is home-compostable, the paper band is recyclable, and no adhesives or mixed materials complicate disposal. A small finger-notch at the base makes opening effortless, a detail that speaks to considered engineering rather than afterthought. For brands replacing single-use plastic clamshells, this is a compostable alternative to plastic containers that matches on protection and surpasses on story.