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Green Lab's Entry into the U.S. Market

In a significant move aimed at reinforcing sustainability in the packaging industry, Green Lab, a prominent eco-packaging manufacturer from Southeast Asia, has officially launched its operations in the United States. This expansion marks an important step for Green Lab, a subsidiary of the major conglomerate Frasers & Neave Group, aiming to provide American businesses with eco-conscious packaging solutions that are both functional and affordable.

The Product Line

Green Lab is introducing a range of packaging products tailored for the retail and food service sectors in the U.S. The company brings to the market FSC-certified paper bags and eco-friendly food packaging options, all manufactured from 100% recycled materials. These products offer the same level of performance as traditional packaging at comparable costs, thereby presenting a viable option for businesses committed to sustainability.

The paper bags are fully customizable, catering to the unique branding needs of various businesses. Manufactured in a state-of-the-art facility in Singapore, which holds HACCP and FSSC 22000 certifications, Green Lab ensures that its products adhere to the highest standards of food safety and environmental responsibility, making them suitable for direct contact with food products.

Commitment to Sustainability

Green Lab is fully dedicated to minimizing its carbon footprint throughout the supply chain. Their sustainability strategies include utilizing solar-powered facilities to harness renewable energy, sourcing raw materials locally to reduce transportation-related emissions, and using only environmentally responsible materials. This dedication positions Green Lab as a trustworthy partner for companies looking to transition away from single-use plastics.

Muralikrishnan Rangan, CEO of Green Lab, emphasizes the importance of the strong trade relationship between the U.S. and Singapore, stating, "The U.S. and Singapore have a robust trade connection, which is reflected in the over $122 billion in bilateral trade. Our automated production capabilities further enhance scalability and quality, ensuring seamless support for U.S. clients."

Strategic Shipping and Supply Chain

With an automated production facility covering more than 200,000 square feet, Green Lab has established a reliable supply chain that guarantees monthly shipments to the United States. This effort is bolstered by the U.S.-Singapore Free Trade Agreement, allowing Green Lab to effectively serve American businesses with its sustainability-driven products. The integration of modern automation in production processes means that the company can ensure consistent quality and scalability in its product offerings to meet the demands of the U.S. market.

Upcoming Showcase at NRA Show 2025

Green Lab is set to showcase its innovative eco-packaging solutions at the NRA Show 2025, taking place in Chicago from May 17-20, 2025. Attendees will have the opportunity to explore how Green Lab can support businesses in making the shift toward plastic-free packaging solutions. This event will serve as a platform for demonstrating their commitment to enhancing sustainability in the food service and retail sectors.

A Sustainable Future Ahead

As Green Lab embarks on this journey in the U.S. market, it aims to lead a transformation in how companies approach their packaging needs. By replacing single-use plastics with eco-friendly alternatives, Green Lab not only addresses today’s environmental challenges but also paves the way for a more sustainable future. Through partnerships with businesses worldwide, they continue to advocate for sustainability and responsible resource management. With its commitment to excellence and eco-responsibility, Green Lab is poised to become a key player in the American packaging landscape.

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