Fandaro THERMAL INSULATED PACKAGING
ECO-FRIENDLY THERMAL INSULATION BOX LINING
Fandaro THERMAL INSULATED PACKAGING
ECO-FRIENDLY THERMAL INSULATION BOX LINING
The solution for frozen parcel delivery
Recycled box insulation lining
Here at Fandaro we specialise in providing economical and eco-friendly alternatives to bubble wrap and polystyrene boxes. Our insulation lining is made of recycled textiles, available in custom cut unique size pieces and are widely used as insulation lining for frozen parcel delivery. With our insulation liners, you can send your frozen products to your clients with any courier service.
The liners not only offer superior thermal insulation but it also offers physical impact protection to your product throughout the transit cycle.
Frozen for over 24 hours
Our box insulation lining is an easy to use packaging system for time-temperature sensitive and temperature controlled products such as fresh foodstuff, cold and frozen food products, frozen food or pet food, chilled pharmaceuticals or healthcare products.
Customers requested, we delivered! We started 2023 with a new cover style for our box insulation liners, availabe for all liner sizes for a more sophisticated look for your chilled and frozen packages. The recyclabe white PE covers are made of food-safe material to provide additional protextion,
Any size available
We supply our thermal insulation liners in flexible custom sizes according to the client's requirements, for any size of box, pouch or envelope. All made from clean, eco-friendly recycled materials! With a low minimum order, you can send fresh or frozen products whilst maintaining the required cold chain.
Flexible insulated pouches
Our flexible insulated pouch solutions are suitable for small courier or postal shipments food producers such or pharmaceuticals. They are great for small e-commerce shipments.
Pouches are available in the following sizes: 40 x 60 cm, 30 x 40 cm, 20 x 30 cm. They are also available with paper outer layer.
ECONOMICAL FLEECE INSULATION LINERS
What makes our insulation linings sustainable?
Our insulation liners are made by recycling clean, new textiles by mechanical force. The lightweight fibers form a thick batt with countless air pockets which insulate heat and sound.
The insulation is manufactured with particularly low energy and water consumption, making the cotton inlays are sustainable. Instead of creating something new from raw materials (e.g. styrofoam), our cotton inlays are made from waste generated by the textile industry. In this way we avoid consuming new valuable and scarce raw materials and prefer to use insulating packaging made from textiles that would normally have ended up in landfills.
Packaging insulation for time-temperature sensitive goods
Our insulation liners and pallet covers provide protection from temperature fluctuations and external damage when it is necessary to maintain a constant temperature during shipment or transhipment.
Parcel sending is more popular now in this pandemic than ever before. With our 24+ hour upcycled textile box insulation linings you can send frozen food, petfood, pharmaceuticals or any chilled product to your customers with any standard parcel delivery service at an all time low cost.
Eco-friendly Recycled Nonwoven Insulation
All our insulation pads are made from recycled fibers, no virgin materials are used. We use huge amounts of linen, cotton and wool fibers in our production. Recycling these fibers help to prevent fashion waste from ending up in landfill.
We have many customers who creatively reuse the cotton inlays. Whether as a blanket for your four-legged friend, as insulation for plants in winter, many uses in the greenhouse or for animal protection to isolate nests, Liners for storage boxes - especially when moving house, keeping your precious items nicely protected, there are no limits to your creativity.
We also greatly encourage the donation of the used liners to pet shelters in your area.
Our recycling method uses no water and no hazardous chemicals, no irritative additives nor virgin materials. We believe that we can lower the impact of textile and clothing industry on our environment and by cooperating with us you can also lower your eco-footprint.
INVESTMENT IN SUSTAINABILITY
Circular economy
Cost-effective parcel insulation
Cost-effective parcel insulation
We contribute to improving your company’s sustainability. By using our recycled fiber products you help reducing the environment pollution caused by otherwise non-usable textiles and prolonging the product life-cycle, reducing landfill waste.
Cost-effective parcel insulation
Cost-effective parcel insulation
Cost-effective parcel insulation
Our thermal insulated packaging is designed for cost-effective deliveries of chilled and frozen products including frozen food and pet food, fresh fruits and vegetables and ready chilled pharmaceutical products. By using our insulation linings, you can deliver with any standard courier service without extra costs.
Packaging and delivery
Eco-friendly Recycled Nonwovens
Eco-friendly Recycled Nonwovens
We supply our recyled insulation liners packaged in big cardboard boxes domestically and throughout the EU and UK. Our liners are flat packed for transportation and storage in your facility until they are required for use, therefore reducing the economic and environmental impacts associated with shipping and storage of bulky packaging materials.
Eco-friendly Recycled Nonwovens
Eco-friendly Recycled Nonwovens
Eco-friendly Recycled Nonwovens
We recycle new and clean textile fibers with our machines and manufacture nonwovens in one plant. We work with both natural and polymer based fibers. Considering the environmental impact, using recycled fibers is definitely a sustainable option for your insulated packaging needs.
ABOUT TEXTILE FIBRE RECYCLING
Are you a factory or institute with surplus, off-grade or unfinished textiles?
We can help you achieve sustainable production by lowering waste handling costs.
We recycle clean textile wastes with a special machine that breaks the textile fabric down to the basic fibre. The fabric is pulled apart and used in new products. Our reprocessed textile fibres may extend the life cycle of textiles with decades. The recycling process results in minimal dust and noise pollution, uses no primer material, produces little to no waste, thus our recycling process is 100% environment friendly.
The majority of textile and clothing waste is originated from household sources, and became known as post-consumer waste. A just as valuable part is originated from pre-consumer sources. Ninety-nine percent of used textiles are recyclable in one way or another. It is estimated that around 20% of the textiles wastes is recovered worldwide through textile fibre recycling, while the rest is recycled by used cloth sorting plants and wiping rag cutters.
Textile recycling can give old clothes, linens, and other textiles a second life. That not only reduces the amount of waste going into landfills, it also helps organisations reduce waste handling costs or raise funds for charities.
Companies which are interested in getting more involved in textile and clothing recycling can take comfort from the fact that textile recycling is well supported commercially by numerous industry associations—and politically by government initiatives in many of the world’s largest economies.
Like other European industries, the textile industry has invested the road of sustainability for decades now. What we see today in the textile sector is growing sustainability work that focuses on optimising the production chain. These improvements save valuable resources, minimise pollution effects and improve the conditions of workers and preserve consumers’ health.
For example, with sustainability in mind, the most significant contributions to product life cycle are energy and water savings in processing, as these savings usually realise an economic benefit for the companies involved.
Some estimates indicate that cotton is the largest user of water among all agricultural commodities, representing more than half of the irrigated agricultural land globally. Cotton production requires 550-950 litres per square metre planted, or 7,000-29,000 litres of water for each kilogram of cotton produced. One cotton t-shirt can require 2,500 litres of water. Globally, cotton accounts for 11% of all pesticides used every year, even though the area of production only covers 2.4% of the world's arable land.
Improvements in the reuse of textiles are vital in both environmental and social-economic terms. The sector provides employement, including for those who are disadvantaged. Feel free to contact us for nonwoven cleaning clothes.
