After use, this film naturally decomposes in home or backyard compost, returning valuable nutrients to the soil.
TPSea Flex is durable and versatile. It can provide puncture resistance, MTVR, and oil and grease barrier properties in addition to abrasion resistance. This flexible film can be converted via existing plastic machinery into a plethora of standard and bespoke formats.
Commercial ( available through global packaging distributors and used by brands including J.Crew, Burton, Dr. Bronners, Faherty, and Florence)
Sway has raised $8.5 mil in total funding.
TPSea Flex is certified by TUV Austria to break down within 6 months in home compost.
Sway expects to reach a competitive price by 2027. In the meantime, the material will come at a premium. Are you able to bridge the gap in order to help scale an innovative solution?
According to Marsh, testing revealed that many US consumers just 'don't get' composting due to a lack of availability. Can you increase circular material literacy or make connections to composting schemes?
Sway highlights the benefits of plastic it aims to mirror, rather than completely damning the material, which helps to smooth the transition when working with conventional plastics manufacturers. Can you take a diplomatic approach so as to convert rather than alienate people who could become part of the solution?