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The Future of Sustainable Packaging Industry - Interview with Pierre Paslier
Pierre Paslier is the co-founder and co-CEO of Notpla, a leader in the sustainable packaging and container manufacturing industry.
Notpla is replacing the use of plastic in packaging with seaweed and plants that biodegrade in weeks to make our world more sustainable.
In this episode, you will hear about:
🌱 How do biodegradable plants, especially seaweed, make food takeaway boxes more sustainable?
💼 How did Pierre find his way into the packaging industry and finally start his own business?
🚀 How did Notpla grow from scratch?
💡 Pierre’s advice on how to find innovative ideas and make it happen.
🏆 Pierre’s thoughts on how to think about the competition a start-up faces when entering the market as well as other insights on how to manage a start-up.
This interview is dedicated to 5 Gyres, a non-profit organization focusing on reducing plastic pollution by focusing on primary research (https://www.5gyres.org/).
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Pierre Paslier is the co-founder and co-CEO of Notpla, a leader in the sustainable packaging and container manufacturing industry.
Notpla is replacing the use of plastic in packaging with seaweed and plants that biodegrade in weeks to make our world more sustainable.
In this episode, you will hear about:
🌱 How do biodegradable plants, especially seaweed, make food takeaway boxes more sustainable?
💼 How did Pierre find his way into the packaging industry and finally start his own business?
🚀 How did Notpla grow from scratch?
💡 Pierre’s advice on how to find innovative ideas and make it happen.
🏆 Pierre’s thoughts on how to think about the competition a start-up faces when entering the market as well as other insights on how to manage a start-up.
This interview is dedicated to 5 Gyres, a non-profit organization focusing on reducing plastic pollution by focusing on primary research (https://www.5gyres.org/).