Palouse Fiber Packaging

Egg prices are up an average of 30%... and Google searches for “Temu chicken coop” have seen a 150% increase over the past month. ?? ?? Coincidence? We think not. Whether it’s a suburban family home with backyard chickens or a downtown studio apartment on the 11th floor with some extra counter space for home-grown veggies, urban farming is booming among an entirely new generation of consumers. From cost savings, to sustainability, to health benefits, and more -- read about this trend in our latest blog post! ?? https://lnkd.in/eMHNuZ9B

Thank you to all who came out to see PFP's booth at the Spokane Home & Garden Show last weekend! ?? We thoroughly enjoyed connecting with everyone who stopped by, discussing the importance of sustainable packaging and showcasing our own compostable wheat-based planter pots and egg cartons, as well as the new kelp pots that we've partnered with OceanMade to create (a current fan favorite)! If you missed us at the show this time, fear not! We will be showcasing again at the Spokane Garden Expo on May 10. See you there! ?? As always, our products can also be purchased directly from our website at palousefiberpackaging.com. #gardenexpo #sustainablepackaging #fiberpackaging #sustainablegardening #sustainablefarms

?? Ahoy, Spokane! Stop on by our booth #239 at the Home & Garden Show, March 7-9 (Fri-Sun), at the Spokane Convention Center. We’ll be joined by our wonderful partners and pals from Palouse Fiber Packaging to chat Kelp Pots, sustainable gardening, and how we might create a planet-friendly solution for whatever unique challenges you’re facing.

We enjoyed catching up with Kyler Lovgren, CEO of Palouse Fiber Packaging, at the Spokane Home & Garden Show on Saturday. For more info on what PFP is up to, watch this space. In the meantime, check out this insightful 2025 outlook for alternative fiber that Kyler penned for us. #FiberPackaging #SustainablePackaging https://brnw.ch/21wRcSV

A 2025 resolution we’re committed to keeping? Keeping our ancient forests standing. ?? ?? PFP is thrilled to officially partner with?Canopy to protect the world’s most vital Ancient and Endangered Forests! By signing onto the CanopyStyle and Pack4Good initiatives, PFP is committing to keeping Ancient and Endangered Forests out of our supply chains and investing in Next Gen alternatives like recycled textiles and agricultural residues. Together, we’re accelerating circular solutions that protect biodiversity and drive sustainability forward. Read the full press release here! ?? #conservation #protectourforests ?#pacificnorthwest #sustainablestartup

The Spokane Home & Garden Show is just around the corner, starting this Friday, March 7, 2025! ?? We at Palouse Fiber Packaging are excited to unveil a stunning set of innovative planter pot designs that beautifully combine sustainability with style -- available at our booth during the event. ?? Come visit us for an exclusive first look at these eco-friendly creations! While you're there, don’t miss your chance to win some fantastic prizes, grab a few giveaway items, and chat with our friendly team members. We can’t wait to meet you and share our passion for sustainable gardening solutions. See you at the show! #SpokaneHomeGardenShow #SustainableGardening #PalouseFiberPackaging

180,516,000?plants are sold annually in ????. All in plastic pots. This woman is changing the industry with an unexpected ally... Kelp. Meet?Emily Power?founder of OceanMade. Emily learned about the power of kelp 8 years ago by watching a TV show, which got her hooked. When COVID happened, she had some reflectioning time. Continuing?her corporate job or jumping into the unknown? She decided on the latter. First, by attempting to give Amazon a run for their?money,?by creating an eco-friendly online shop. Some bruises and pivots later, she returned to kelp. While procrastinating the work on her ocean shop, she spent tons of time in her garden. Which made her realize an uncomfortable truth... Plastic is everywhere. Plastic pots, plastic tools, plastic this, plastic that. So, she set out to create a solution. Kelp Pots were born. Plant pots made out of kelp, rather than plastic. Afterall?kelp is: ? Boosting biodiversity ? Retains moisture ? Natural fertilizer? ? Locks in carbon ? Biodegradable ? Sustainable Emily inspired me so much that I asked her to give us a Show&Tell at 7 p.m. CET tonight on Wildya. What you will walk away with: ? How a failed business idea led to a breakthrough innovation. ? Why?seaweed products?could transform sustainable gardening. ? Biggest?challenges of a regenerative startup?& how to overcome them. ? How she secured?funding, partnerships & traction?for OceanMade. ? A behind-the-scenes look at?what's next for Kelp Pots?& how Emily plans to scale. ? The opportunity to?ask all your questions?& learn from her journey. ?? Simply join Wildya & test Wildya+ for 10 days for free. If Emily succeeds.?(She will, with us as her cheerleaders). She will remove 180,516,000 plastic pots in the USA alone. Afterwards, the world is calling. Let's make gardening plastic-free again. ? Thank you?Emily. Thank?you?kelp. P.S. Would you test her kelp pots instead of plastic ones? ?? Repost to inspire others & fight plastic #biodiversity #nature #biodiversitybuilder

If you are in the Spokane, WA/North Idaho area March 7-9 we invite you to come visit our booth at the Spokane Home & Garden Show located at the Spokane Convention Center. ?? We will be showcasing our Garden, Nursery and Backyard Farm Products (Egg Cartons) that are made from Wheat Straw and Recycled Paper sourced locally in the Palouse region!?? Our booth will have giveaways and drawings each day along with some demonstrations and special guests! ?? #sustainablespokane #backyardfarming

If you are in the Spokane, WA/North Idaho area March 7-9 we invite you to come visit our booth at the Spokane Home & Garden Show located at the Spokane Convention Center. ?? We will be showcasing our Garden, Nursery and Backyard Farm Products (Egg Cartons) that are made from Wheat Straw and Recycled Paper sourced locally in the Palouse region!?? Our booth will have giveaways and drawings each day along with some demonstrations and special guests! ?? #sustainablespokane #backyardfarming

From startup to startup: we've been there. Small organizations in the sustainable business space face a particularly unique set of challenges, including evolving regulations, dangerous greenwashing?myths, stiff funding competition, and more. But there's no doubt that they're worth every effort to overcome, and we're here to serve as a guide. ?? Check out our new blog post for more!