Ecommerce webdesign example Great Wrap

The website of Great Wrap uses Shopify as its eCommerce platform. Shopify is a platform that enables businesses to create and operate online stores. It offers a wide range of features and tools that businesses can use to create and manage their online stores, including a customizable platform, a user-friendly interface, and a wide range of integrations.

The website of Great Wrap uses PayPal, Klaviyo, Shopify Payments, Facebook Custom Audiences, Google Remarketing, Hubspot, DoubleClick by Google, Shopify Product Reviews, Bugsnag, Matomo, Google Analytics, Font Awesome.

Great Wrap sells a variety of products in their online store, including:

-Great Mate Starter Kit: This kit includes two rolls of Great Wrap, a dispenser, and a cutter. It is designed for use in the kitchen and picnics.

-Nudie Rolls: These are rolls of Great Wrap that are designed for use in the kitchen and picnics.

-Great Wrap: This is a roll of Great Wrap that is designed for use in the kitchen and picnics.

Great Wrap is a revolutionary stretch wrap material made from potato waste. We are a team of bio-designers, engineers and scientists that have developed a new paradigm of packaging technology that enables us to manufacture compostable stretch wrap. Our materials perform the same as conventional plastic but will break down in under 180 days. Great Wrap is 100% compostable, meaning it will add organic matter to your compost pile leaving no microplastics behind.

Materials you can trust

We don’t support half-truths or greenwashing. Our products are made from the best materials possible, every day. We believe true innovation happens on a molecular level. The materials we touch and feel must be redesigned from the beginning. Currently, we use the starch from potato waste, in the future we will continue to innovate utilising the greatest technology available.

Composting slows climate change

There are three natural carbon sinks on our planet: our oceans, our atmosphere and our soils. Carbon building up in our atmosphere and oceans is accelerating climate change at a dangerous pace. Our soils on the other hand desperately need more carbon. If we added just 0.4% of organic carbon to our soils and gardens via composting each year, it would be the equivalent to all global Greenhouse Gases released annually.

If all of the world’s single-use plastic was replaced with compostable bioplastic made from food waste, forestry waste, wastewater, seaweed, algae or other bio-waste materials then we could have an immediate and profound impact on climate change and plastic pollution.