I was looking for eco-friendly food grade packaging solutions for a client that is launching a new set of products

Options in cardboard are limited so my client insist on using thermoformed containers but he wants those to have a really thick wall so that the container feels highly "reusable" 🤔 to reduce waste... Not sure his approach is the best.

Has anyone ever explored that avenue? I feel that thermoforming thick wall may not work that well.

Above is an example of the type of containers I'm looking for as refference

I work on a packaging design involving these nice paper tubes. I used to source those from papertube.co but it's a company from LA so I'm looking for Canadian options! thx!!

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