APP Group Introduces Foopak Bio Natura: Transforming Sustainability in Singapore’s Fast-Food Sector

The food service market in Singapore is experiencing significant growth. According to Mordor Intelligence, the market size is expected to reach USD 24.88 billion by 2024 and expand to USD 55.93 billion by 2029, with an impressive compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 17.58% during this period. Within this thriving market, the fast-food segment alone…

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APP Group Strengthens Thailand’s Role as a Key Paper Industry Hub in Southeast Asia

APP Group is proud to announce the relocation of its regional headquarters to Bangkok, Thailand, further solidifying its dedication to sustainable development and environmentally friendly business operations in Southeast Asia. This strategic move highlights the alignment between APP Group and Thailand’s increasing focus on sustainability, reinforcing the importance of the paper industry in the region’s…

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APP Group Launches Foopak Bio Natura in South Korea’s Expanding Eco-Friendly Packaging Market

APP Group has officially entered South Korea’s paper packaging industry to address the rising demand for sustainable solutions. According to Statista, the sales value of eco-friendly products in South Korea reached approximately 4.76 trillion South Korean won in 2023 and continues to show promising growth. Through its flagship product, Foopak Bio Natura, APP Group aims…

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Educational CSR Efforts: APP Group Enhances Sustainability Awareness for Japanese Students

In August 2024, students from Sakado University of Tsukuba High School and Ehime University High School in Japan visited APP Group’s facilities in Riau, Indonesia. This program is part of an ongoing partnership designed to educate Japanese youth on sustainable practices within the forestry and pulp & paper industries. During the visit, the students observed…

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APP Group Highlights Biodegradable Solutions at EcoPro 2024: Advancing Sustainable Packaging and Forest Restoration in Japan

As plastic pollution continues to be a pressing global issue, Japan is one of the countries facing significant challenges in addressing it. Located in the North Pacific, Japan both contributes to and suffers from the impact of plastic waste in its oceans and river systems. It is estimated that the country generates about 10,000 to…

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APP Group Powers Sustainable Growth in Thailand’s Tissue Paper Market 

Thailand’s tissue and toilet paper market is evolving rapidly, driven by growing awareness of hygiene and a rising demand for sustainable products. Forecasts from Statista project a 4.6% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) in Thailand’s tissue market from 2025 to 2031—reflecting both increasing disposable income and shifting consumer behavior.  As Thai consumers become more conscious…

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Driving Sustainability in Thailand’s F&B Industries

Thailand, a renowned global tourism destination, is widely recognized for its diverse food and beverage sector, which spans from street food to restaurants, cafes, and hotels. Ranked as the world’s 8th most popular tourist destination, Thailand’s food & beverage industry is vibrant and steadily expanding, making significant contributions to the nation’s economic growth. According to…

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APP Group Strengthens Commitment to Forest Restoration in Indonesia 

APP Group continues to reinforce its dedication to sustainability by directing a portion of sales from its product range toward forest restoration efforts in Indonesia. This initiative highlights the company’s commitment to environmental conservation and aligns with global efforts to combat deforestation and protect biodiversity.  The Forest Restoration Project—SDGs Together!, launched in August 2020, focuses…

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The Rising Concern Over ‘Forever Chemicals’ in Food Packaging: What UK Consumers Need to Know

Food packaging plays a crucial role in preserving freshness and enhancing convenience. Many packaging materials achieve this through water- and grease-resistant substances, including PFAS, commonly known as “forever chemicals.” However, these chemicals have become a growing concern due to their persistence in both the environment and the human body. PFAS can transfer from packaging into…

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