High-performance wool insulation from Kite Packaging for chilled and temperature-sensitive goods.
- Made from wool felt with an MDPE liner
- Keep items in the 2–8°C range for up to 48 hours
- Available as pouches, box liners or sets with mailing bags and boxes
- Suitable for food, pharmaceuticals and perishable goods
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Wool Insulation Packaging
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Wool Insulation Packaging
A natural, high-performance insulated packaging solution designed for chilled and temperature-sensitive goods. Made from pure wool felt with a recyclable MDPE inner liner, these pouches and box liners deliver reliable cold-chain protection for food, pharmaceuticals and other perishable products.
Keep items in the 2–8°C range for up to 48 hours while remaining compostable and low-impact.
Available as pouches, box liners, or sets with boxes and mailing bags. Ideal for when you want insulated wool packaging that combines thermal performance with an eco-friendly profile.
Key benefits:
- Wool’s natural insulating structure traps air and reduces heat transfer. It outperforms many traditional insulation materials used in food delivery and chilled logistics.
- Ready to ship, supplied as flat pouches and box liners that fit into standard mailing bags and boxes, or as packaged sets with matching boxes and mailing bags for faster packing.
- Suitable for chilled food delivery, temperature-sensitive items when used with gel/ice packs if needed.
- Biodegradable/compostable wool layer and 100% recyclable MDPE liner makes this an eco-friendly packaging solution that reduces waste.
Ideal for:
- Insulated packaging for food (fresh produce, meal kits, chilled dairy)
- Pharmaceutical shipments requiring a controlled cold chain
- E-commerce sellers wanting an insulated wool packaging option that integrates with existing mailing systems
How to Recycle Wool Packaging
To recycle or compost our wool pouches and box liners, separate the wool felt from the MDPE liner. Wool can be composted or returned to industrial composting streams. The MDPE liner should be recycled with plastics at recycling centres. Alternatively, it can also be recycled at local supermarkets.
