Panel Discussion: 
​Older Adults as Drivers of Innovation
(June 7, 2018) 

Dick Kazan Today:
A Recipe For Success
(May 15, 2018)

Podcast: Mature Preneurs Talk With Diana Todd-Banks
(May 1, 2018)
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Aging with Style:  How I Became an Entrepreneur at 66
​(May 2018)

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How I Became an Entrepreneur at 66
​(March 11, 2018)
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Podcast: Food Disruptors; Food Technology Magazine
​(March 2018)

World Affairs Council of Atlanta, Panel Discussion - The Quest for Capital: Entrepreneurship and Innovation
​(February 24, 2018)

Keynote: San Francisco Chapter - Rotary International
​(February 6, 2018)
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​Emprender no es país para viejos: desventuras y abandono tras los 50  
​(by Alberto Payo, January 29, 2018)
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​VisionSF Spotlight: PulpWorks
(by Eleni Gastis, December 22, 2017)

Podcast: In Conversation with Ronan Leonard - Eccountability, Find Your Tribe  (December 17, 2017)

materia.nl: Karta-Pack Bagasse-Cotton Mix
(December 15, 2017)
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Podcast: In Conversation with Todd Uterstaedt - From Founder to CEO  (December 13, 2017)
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Guest Lecturer: San Jose State University, Dept. of Nutrition, Food Science & Packaging, "Packaging Materials - Paper & Paperboard"
​(December 12, 2017)

Aging2.0: Panel Discussion - Seniors Shaping Innovation
​(December 5, 2017)


​Late-Blooming Entrepreneurs
​(by Lynne Strang, December 1, 2017)

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Podcast: Paul Tasner - In Conversation with Stephen Hurley (November 20, 2017)
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Keynote: 2017 Gifted Citizen /
La Ciudad de Las Ideas
(November 16, 2017)

Starting-up at 66: Insights from TED Resident and Network Capital Member Paul Tasner
(November 15, 2017)
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The TODAY Show on NBC 
(August 25, 2017)
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The Over-70 Crowd 
(by Meghan Walsh, May 16, 2017)

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How This Longtime Executive Reinvented Himself as an Entrepreneur During the Recession
(by Leigh Buchanan, March 7, 2017)


VisionSF Spotlight: PulpWorks
(by Eleni Gastis, January 10, 2017)

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11 Exciting New Materials Designers Should Watch
​(by John Brownlee, November 14, 2016)
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If I Knew Then . . . In this ongoing series, Crain's asks entrepreneurs about mistakes that have shaped their business philosophy.
(by Madison Park, September 26, 2016)


​Using Pulp from Plants Makes Packaging Earth-Friendly
​(by Jan Sluizer, August 22, 2016)

Eco-conscious CEO develops alternatives to plastic packaging​
​(by Marissa Lang, March 4, 2016)
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PulpWorks Says No to Plastic 
​(by Kristi Essick, March 21, 2016)
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How a Hard-to-Open Package Inspired a Million-Dollar Business Idea 
(Kerry Hannon, March 2016)
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​​Small Business: One Man's Cure For Startup-Envy
(by Hank Gilman, December 3, 2015)


​The Universe's Plastic Planet Called Earth
(Ann Clark, March 25, 2015)

Finding Success, Well Past the Age of Wunderkind
(by Abby Ellin, March 21, 2015)
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PulpWorks Takes on Plastic Packaging 
(by Bruce Robinson, January 5, 2015)


PulpWorks:  From a downsizing to a success for an older entrepreneur 
(by Mark Taylor, January 5, 2015) 

PulpWorks aims to replace plastic blister packages
(by James Dunn, December 8, 2014)

New Generation of Garbage Collectors
(by Lucero De Leon, August 2014)

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A New Business Accelerator Takes on Plastic Pollution
(by Caroline Winter, July 14, 2014)

Nurturing Startups Trying To Reduce Pollution From Plastic 
(by Anne Field, June 18, 2014)


World's First Innovation Forum and Business Accelerator to Focus on Plastic Pollution Launched at Secretary Kerry's Oceans Conference (June 16, 2014)

Movers & Shakers:  Zero Breast Cancer Recognizes PulpWorks at its 15th Annual 'Honor Thy Healer' Awards Ceremony 
(May 8, 2014)

"Never Too Late: More Older Adults Sold On Entrepreneurship"; NPR's All Things Considered 
(by Ina Jaffe, April 1, 2014)
PulpWorks, Inc. receives 2013 California Excellence Award (USIEC, March 3, 2014)   
 

"25+ of the Most Innovative Young Companies in America" 
(by Nick Davis, February 19, 2014)


​"How One Firm Created an Alternative to Blister Packs" 
(by Amy Westervelt, February 2, 2014)

​"Ten Start-Ups That Helped Save the World in 2013" 
(by Mike Hower, December 30, 2013)
"PulpWorks Out to Save People and Planet from Painful Plastic Packaging" 
(by Courtney Pankrat, November 1, 2013)


"Businesses Go Beyond Plastic" (by Maureen Nandini Mitra, Autumn 2013)

"Mind Over Plastic: The Future is Now" (by Matthew Spiegl, July 1, 2013)

"Terra Verde" A live public affairs program focusing on investigating and analyzing environmental issues from a global perspective.  (Hosted by Jason Mark, June 28, 2013)

PulpWorks wins international waste-reduction contest
(By Loralee Stevens, June 20, 2013)

"Think Beyond Plastic" Innovation Competition & Conference Announces Winners, 2014 Event   AWARDS HOSTED BY ED BEGLEY, JR., ATTENDED BY ALICE WATERS, JACKSON BROWNE

"Think Beyond Plastic" Innovation Competition & Conference Announces Winners
(June 13, 2013) 


"Cutting Edge Business: The Top 10 Sustainable Design Moments of 2012"

PulpWorks Set To Revolutionize Blister Packaging, Rid the World of PVC (May 27, 2013)

Movers & Shakers: Marin residents win Global Social Venture Competition (May 16, 2013)

Profiles of Dominican University / Sharon McKenna & Paul Tasner 
(May 2013)

PulpWorks Takes Third at Global Social Venture Competition 
(April 2013)

The no-blister PW-Pack: A 100 percent compostable retail package  (Rick Lingle, Technical Editor -- Packaging Digest, February 20, 2013)


​PulpWorks: Recycled Paper Will Replace Toxic PVC in Packaging
(By Hannah Miller / November 9, 2012)


​Two Innovative Programs Can Help Launch 50+ Entrepreneurs
(By Elizabeth Isele | November 6, 2012)


PulpWorks Takes 3rd at Start-up Competition  (October 21, 2012)

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NEW 100% COMPOSTABLE RETAIL PACKAGE

PulpWorks, Inc. (San Rafael, CA), designers and manufacturers of molded pulp packaging, and EO Products (Corte Madera, CA), makers of essential oil-based natural and organic bath, skin and hair care products, have co-developed a 100% compostable package for retail displays – the PW-Pack.  

The patent-pending PW-Pack is a safe, easy-to-open and environmentally superior alternative to the plastic (PVC) blister pack.  Retailers and consumers alike now have an answer to the dilemma of over-packaged and toxic plastic.  Every PW-Pack purchase is a small act of kindness to our planet.

The simple, two-piece package consists of: (1) a molded pulp backing piece with a cavity that securely holds the saleable item; and (2) a printed, branded, die-cut face card (see photo).

With no plastic and no adhesive, the PW-Pack is ideally suited to replace literally billions of blister packs.  Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) blister packs are a significant and permanent presence in landfills, the cause of more than 60,000 emergency room visits every year, and continue to be a financial burden on the public long after their use as a package.


To learn more about the revolutionary PW-Pack . . . 

Contact:    PulpWorks, Inc. / www.pulpworksinc.com / (415) 412-0236                              
                  EO Products / www.eoproducts.com / (415) 945-1900