
Estonia · Packaging & containers startup
RAIKU Packaging is a cleantech startup based in Tallinn, Estonia, founded in 2021.
Funding reportedLast round: Grant
RAIKU Packaging is a cleantech startup based in Tallinn, Estonia, founded in 2021.
The company specializes in producing 100% natural, compostable packaging materials made entirely from wood. Its main products include Wrap, a wood-based fabric that replaces plastic bubble wrap, and Springs, a spring-designed wooden filler that provides excellent shock absorption for fragile items. RAIKU targets the luxury and e-commerce sectors, offering sustainable packaging solutions to cosmetics brands, wine producers, jewelry retailers, and other enterprises. The company aims to reduce the environmental impact of packaging by substituting high-pollution materials like plastics and paper with resource-efficient alternatives. RAIKU's innovative process weaves wooden strips into a protective fabric without chemicals or additives, resulting in packaging that is harmless to nature after use. The company has received recognition for its efforts, including being part of the LVMH business accelerator and winning the Luxe Pack Green Award. RAIKU has raised approximately €8.8 million in funding and began production in May 2023.
Funding, as reported
From RAIKU Packaging's own website: 1 founder, 5 on the team.
What they build
Known for
environmental impact analysisspring-like structureluxury goodsconsumersenvironmentally friendlytransportation_logisticsdistributioninnovative industrial machinerymanufacturingsustainable materialsbiodegradable shock absorberzero waste packagingindustrial scalabilitylow energy consumptionresource-efficient manufacturinginformation technology & services
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