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Clean Cult Adopts Paper-Based Packaging for Castile Soap
Clean Cult introduces paper-based packaging utilizing 1970s graphics to mainstream Castile soap.
- What happened
- Clean Cult launched paper-based packaging for its Castile soap, featuring 1970s-inspired graphics to bring the format into the mainstream, according to Packaging World.
- Why it matters
- This move signals rising brand adoption of paper alternatives for liquid soap packaging formats.
- Who is affected
- Brand-owner packaging buyers, materials suppliers, converters
Co-founder Ryan Lupberger shared that the company seized an opportunity to revive the category using eye-catching graphics.
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- Clean Cult Brings ’70s Flair to Paper-Based Soap Packaging — Published Content Feed | Packaging World
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