BioPak unpacks success with NetSuite

Sustainable and compostable packing company BioPak is on a mission to produce the most sustainable and environmentally friendly packaging on the market. BioPak manufactures eco-friendly alternatives to traditional plastic takeaway food packaging, recently launching an industrial composting collection service to help turn food packaging and waste into nourishing compost.

Adding new products and services and expanding its operations domestically and internationally, BioPak has employed Oracle NetSuite to manage its entire business. The integrated business platform drives efficiencies across BioPak’s core operations, expanding the product and services range as well as the number of markets it serves.

“We’re focused on reducing fossil-fuel-based plastic used in foodservice and are always looking at how we can offer our customers more sustainable alternatives,” BioPak CEO Gary Smith said.

“As we have grown our business, NetSuite has allowed us to stay focused on our mission by providing us with accurate data across all products at all locations throughout Australia, Singapore, the UK and New Zealand.

“We run everything through NetSuite … so we always have a complete view into our business and can ensure our customers never run out of product.”

With NetSuite, BioPak has been able to take advantage of a single business platform to streamline sales, warehouse, freight and marketing processes, create new products and services for its customers, and scale its business internationally.

Using NetSuite, BioPak created a custom Carbon Calculator that pulls data to give its customers a complete picture of their environmental footprint. These impact statements put a tangible value on switching from regular packaging to BioPak through information such as carbon savings, amount of compost created, reduction in landfill waste and plastic avoided. With an integrated and flexible platform for all core business processes, BioPak has been able to focus on expanding its operations and recently launched in Singapore.