India — Bio-Composite. Zero Plastic.

India's bio-composite cosmetic packaging manufacturer.

Raw materials from Indian agriculture — coconut shell and bamboo fiber
93% bio-based, certified by TÜV SÜD — accepted by EU, UK, Japan, Korea buyers
CIPET tested in Bengaluru — government-affiliated, independent institute
Agropak bio-composite cosmetic jars — made in India from coconut shell and bamboo fiber
93% Bio-based content, verified TÜV SÜD Frankfurt — ASTM D6866
15,492 N Compression strength CIPET, Bengaluru — May 2026
Zero Petroleum-derived plastic Jar and lid — both bio-composite
2 days Sample dispatch From Bengaluru — across India

The situation

Indian beauty brands are growing fast. The packaging supply chain is the weak link.

India's beauty and personal care market is one of the fastest-growing in Asia. D2C brands built on premium ingredients, Ayurvedic heritage, and digital distribution are scaling quickly — and increasingly looking at export to the UK, EU, Singapore, and the Gulf as a natural next step.

The packaging supply chain has not kept pace. Most Indian brands use plastic jars from domestic moulders — functional, cost-effective, and a growing liability as both domestic EPR obligations tighten and international export buyers request material documentation that plastic packaging cannot easily provide.

The answer

Made in India. Tested to international standards. Documentation ready for export.

Agropak manufactures bio-composite cosmetic jars from coconut shell powder and bamboo fiber — South Indian agricultural co-products. The jar and lid contain no petroleum-derived plastic. The 93% bio-based content is verified by TÜV SÜD Frankfurt (ASTM D6866). Structural testing was conducted at CIPET Bengaluru — a government-affiliated testing institute.

The documentation package — material composition declaration, TÜV SÜD certificate, CIPET test reports — is accepted by buyers in the EU, UK, Singapore, GCC, Japan, and South Korea. For Indian brands building export distribution, this is packaging that doesn't need to be re-qualified for each new market.

Why this matters for Indian brands

Four things that change when you switch from plastic to bio-composite.

EPR classification changes

India's Plastic Waste Management Rules impose Extended Producer Responsibility on brands using plastic packaging. Bio-composite packaging containing no petroleum-derived plastic sits in a different EPR classification category. Your compliance consultant uses Agropak's material composition declaration to determine the correct reporting position — it is their assessment, not Agropak's, but the documentation makes it possible.

Export documentation is already built in

Indian brands exporting to the EU need PPWR-compliant packaging documentation. Brands exporting to the UK need material data for UK Plastic Packaging Tax assessment. Japan and Korea buyers ask for TÜV SÜD or equivalent bio-based certificates. Agropak provides all of this with the kit — one document package that works across every export market your brand enters.

The provenance claim is verifiable

Coconut shell from South India. Bamboo fiber from sustainable cultivation. 93% bio-based carbon content, verified by radiocarbon isotopic analysis under ASTM D6866. These are not marketing claims — they are independently verified material facts. For a brand built on ingredient transparency, the packaging now has the same standard of evidence as the formulation.

No import dependency

Many Indian brands importing glass jars with plastic lids from China carry currency risk, 6-8 week lead times, and minimum container quantities. Agropak manufactures in Bengaluru. Domestic freight, GST invoicing, rupee pricing, and lead times measured in days. If that supply chain needs to flex, it's a phone call — not an international logistics negotiation.

The raw materials are coconut shell and bamboo fiber — agricultural co-products from South Indian farming. The same coconuts that produce oil, water, and coir. The same bamboo that India has grown for centuries. There is no virgin forest material in this jar. No petroleum. No food crop diverted to packaging. The starting point is agricultural waste. The end point is a jar with a 93% bio-based content certificate from TÜV SÜD.

Agropak — on material provenance

Product specifications

The 50ml jar — what Indian brands are evaluating.

Volume50 ml
Outer diameter63 mm
Height (jar)44 mm
Neck diameter42 mm
Wall thickness2.5 – 3 mm
Base thickness4 mm
Compression strength15,492 N CIPET, Bengaluru — May 2026
Drop testPassed 0.8 m concrete drop CIPET, Bengaluru — May 2026
Shelf life2 years Internal validation — May 2026
Bio-based content93% TÜV SÜD, Frankfurt — May 2026
ColourwaysNoir Black · Mocha Brown · Sandstone
Compatible formulations

Face cream, body butter, balm, gel cream, sunscreen SPF 30+, night cream, hair mask. Internal compatibility study completed. Results available during formal evaluation.

Logistics from Bengaluru

Domestic freight to Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Hyderabad, Pune, and Kolkata through standard courier networks. No import duty, no customs clearance, no container minimums. Export orders ship via DHL.

Documentation package

Material composition declaration, TÜV SÜD bio-based content certificate, CIPET structural test reports. Provided with evaluation kits and commercial orders. Accepted by buyers in EU, UK, Singapore, GCC, Japan, and Korea.

Common questions

From Indian beauty brands evaluating plastic-free packaging.

Yes. Agropak Private Limited is based in Bengaluru, Karnataka. Manufacturing and the registered office are in Bengaluru. The raw materials — coconut shell and bamboo fiber — are Indian agricultural co-products. The testing laboratory (CIPET) is in Bengaluru. The bio-based content verification is by TÜV SÜD Frankfurt, the international standard.
India's Plastic Waste Management Rules impose Extended Producer Responsibility on brands that use plastic packaging. Bio-composite packaging containing no petroleum-derived plastic sits in a different classification for EPR reporting. Your EPR compliance consultant uses Agropak's material composition declaration to determine the correct category. This is the consultant's determination — but Agropak provides the documentation that makes it possible.
Yes. The TÜV SÜD bio-based certificate and CIPET mechanical test reports are accepted by EU distributors and UK buyers for packaging documentation requirements. EU PPWR and the UK Green Claims framework both require independently verified material data — Agropak provides exactly that. The same documentation package serves domestic EPR reporting and international export documentation.
PLA (polylactic acid) and "bio-plastic" materials typically require industrial composting infrastructure that does not exist in most Indian cities or export markets. Agropak's bio-composite is not a biodegradable plastic — it is a different material category: a rigid, durable jar made from plant-derived fibers with no petroleum polymer in the structure. The TÜV SÜD certificate verifies the bio-based carbon origin using ASTM D6866 radiocarbon analysis. This is a published scientific method, not a marketing category.
Request evaluation samples using the sample page. Samples are dispatched within 2 working days from Bengaluru. Sample pricing and shipping charges apply. Each sample includes the full documentation package. No commercial order commitment is required to begin the evaluation. After the physical evaluation, commercial pricing and supply terms are discussed at your timeline.

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