Omni-Pac, HP Join Forces to Transform Molded Fiber Production, Reduce CO2 Emissions

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Omni-Pac Group, a molded fiber packaging provider, has partnered with HP to digitize and transform the way molded fiber is produced at an industrial level. This collaboration is helping Omni-Pac reduce CO₂ emissions and replace single-use plastics with more sustainable packaging solutions. By working together, both companies are aiming to drive innovation and sustainability in the molded fiber industry.

Pablo Libreros, CEO of Omni-Pac Group, expressed his excitement, emphasizing the company’s leading role in driving innovation and sustainability within the industry through its collaboration with HP. “Our collaboration with HP allows us to revolutionize the production of molded fiber at an industrial scale, transforming the development, launch and production of molded fiber applications,” Libreros says. “This not only reduces environmental impact but also pioneers sustainable packaging solutions.”

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Libreros also highlighted the significant benefits of the collaboration. “Enabling us to achieve over 500 tons per machine per year through digitalization, the level of CO₂ savings will continue to improve as our collaboration with HP progresses,” he adds.

HP’s Molded Fiber Tooling Solution provides a customized digital solution for companies like Omni-Pac, enabling them to achieve unprecedented levels of efficiency and sustainability. The adoption of HP’s technology empowers Omni-Pac to deliver innovative products that meet the evolving needs of consumers and businesses. The solution includes the HP Molded Fiber Advanced Tooling technology, which optimizes manufacturing processes, delivering high-quality products with enhanced performance through Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) grammage control and customized features such as logos and textures. 

Additionally, it significantly enhances Molded Fiber packaging sustainability by reducing the carbon footprint during tooling and part production, resulting in lighter parts with equal or better performance.

Mariona Company, global head of fiber-based sustainable packaging at HP, notes the significance of the collaboration. “HP's Molded Fiber Tooling Solution technology is empowering companies like Omni-Pac to deliver efficiencies, enable new products, and reduce CO₂ emissions,” Company says. “By working together, Omni-Pac and HP are at the forefront of driving innovation and sustainability in the molded fiber industry.”

HP says its ambition is to be a lighthouse brand for purpose. By 2030, the company intends to become the world’s most sustainable and just technology company. With a shared vision and common goals, Omni-Pac and HP are united in their commitment to creating a better future. This collaboration is said to serve as a testament to the power of innovation, driving the industry toward a more sustainable and environmentally conscious approach to packaging production.

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