Fruit bands and labels for products like bananas, kiwi, avocados, and lemons are typically made from plastic due to the material’s strength and durability. Our fully renewable and recyclable FibreForm® paper can replace plastic — without compromising performance. It is strong, durable, and will endure the value chain of bananas and other fruit.
FibreForm® paper for fruit bands and labels
FibreForm® bands in stores since 2019

FibreForm® has the capability to endure the requirements of long-distance transportation as well as packing, unpacking, and carrying. In addition, it can withstand moist conditions.
FibreForm has sustainability credentials that reduce the climate impact of the packaging. It is recyclable, renewable, and compostable, and it is produced in a low CO2 paper production process. Paper is one of the most recycled products in the world.

FibreForm offers a tactile, natural experience for customers. It provides excellent printability and stiffness, making it suitable for designs and highly visible branding. With high runnability, it can be used in converters’ existing production lines.

Durable, traceable, and environmentally resilient packaging for bananas and fruit
FibreForm is designed to withstand rough handling, frequent touchpoints, and some humidity, making it ideal for transportation. Its durability ensures it maintains its appearance throughout its shelf life.
FibreForm enhances consumer experience and traceability by clearly displaying vital information, such as origin or certification, improving shopping and brand perception. Additionally, it is resilient to environmental conditions like temperature, moisture, and sunlight, ensuring effective protection for bananas and other fruits.
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Leverage one of the most sustainable supply chains in the packaging industry
At Billerud, we challenge conventional packaging for a
sustainable future. All our papers are made from primary fibres,
sustainably managed resources and are fully recyclable in regular
paper recycling. Paper production is already 97% fossil free and by
2030, all integrated mills should be entirely fossil free.