Show me what yall have to offer in terms of hemp derived paper products, plastics, anything packaging related that is neat or innovative or green.
I have 0 interest in adding more shitty plastic to the waste of the world and id also like to not cut down trees for paper
Check out sanapackaging.com. They make hemp-based “plastic” tubes and some recycled ocean plastic tubes. Good company.
Second them!
Have used the hemp tubes and the recycled ocean tubes
A bit fucking expensive, I don’t think the packaging should cost more than the product
What pricing were you seeing?
I don’t know it was a few years ago, but it was retarded expensive. Maybe a buck apiece??
She bought them anyways
Im seeing .32 cents for low quantites
Sana looks pretty good in terms of price point comparison
I like that they list prices right on the website too
I vaguely recall paying $0.37 cents per hemp tube… or maybe it was $0.42 cents per… something in that range I think.
Does anyone know what the brown hemp plastic tubes from Sana cost today?
Well that’s a lot cheaper, and of course they are environmentally kind!
I’d rather pay a bit more for eco-conscious shit, if it really is, or organic food!
I have an extra few boxes of sana packaging 110mm ocean bound plastic tubes would be happy to do them at $250/1,000 if anyone in so cal needs em feel free to reach out
Maybe you need to do something different with them. I’d suggest you keep them… gotta hunch you’ll be BACK to selling prerolls soon enough…
LOL…
T free D8 
“Ocean bound plastic” is any plastic found on the ground within 50 miles of any coast or waterway.
Not much trash on the ground in America doesn’t fit this category.
Perhaps a slightly deceptive marketing ploy?
All plastic is ocean bound in the long term
Cause the ice caps are melting the fuck down and we’re heading to atlantis boyeeee
Just have a few extra tubes than we need got a good deal on em. Wouldn’t ever sell d8 sprayed pre rolls lol
Aint said nothing about spraying anything.
Dipped not sprayed
Injected my man.
Interesting paper I haven’t gotten through fully, using limonene/myrcene as plasticizers to make bioplastic(pla)
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