Manufacturer of sustainable reusable cups made from plant-based materials, produced in the Black Forest.
Green Sons GmbH • heybico®
Sasbach, BW (headquarters)New on Amplifa
About heybico
Green Sons GmbH distributes sustainable reusable cups under the heybico® brand which, according to the company, are made from plant-based materials, plastic-free, and free of melamine and BPA. The products target end consumers in the consumer goods sector, in particular as an alternative to single-use coffee-to-go cups, and are offered in natural designs. According to company statements, production takes place in the Black Forest. The company's headquarters, with 11–50 employees, is located in Sasbach in Baden-Württemberg. In addition to the reusable cups, other sustainable products such as drinking cups, glasses, bottles and barbecue accessories are distributed via retail channels. No information on processes, equipment, batch sizes or certifications is available for an industrial customer manufacturing profile.
- Site
- Sasbach, Baden-Württemberg
- Processes
- Production of reusable cups made from plant-based materials (process not specified)
- Materials
- Plant-based material (reusable cups, plastic-free, free of melamine and BPA), Plant-based material
- Industries
- Consumer goods
- 01
Production of reusable cups made from plant-based materials
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Distribution via online shops and retail partners
Materials and Processes
Plant-based material
For reusable cups, plastic-free and free of melamine and BPA (process not specified).
Locations
Sasbach
DEHeadquarters
- Materials
- Plant-based material
Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Production of reusable cups made from plant-based materials (process not specified)Plastics | – | – | – | – | plant-based material (free of melamine and BPA) |
Reference customers
History
- 2020
Interview with the founders Horst Homm, Florian Hensel and Julian Schirmer about sustainable reusable cups from the Black Forest (article dated 29.09.2020).