
Mycelium packaging is protective packaging grown from the root network of fungi on agricultural waste. Bina BioX's Biofoam is a compostable alternative to polystyrene foam, moulded to your product.






We take local organic agro-industrial waste that would otherwise be burned or dumped, and use it as the raw material.
50 to 360 tonnes diverted from landfill and waterways
Our Bina BioX mycelium formulation, grown in our own lab, binds the waste into a solid block in the shape of your packaging.
Moulded to your product
At end of life, Bina BioX Biofoam composts in soil or a compost bin and leaves no harmful residue.
About 30 to 90 days to compost
Tell us what it protects, its size and where it ships. We will sketch a Biofoam* prototype to fit, and work through it with you.
Bina BioX Biofoam passed our in-house 9 kg plate compressive-strength test. It is naturally insulating and made for protective packaging and cushioning.
A lab at Universiti Malaysia Terengganu tested our sample and found no toxicity at the concentrations tested.
In our compost trials, a block broke down over about a month.
This is our design target. We will publish the comparison basis alongside it.
Corner blocks, trays, jar holders and candle bases. Tell us what you ship and we shape the packaging around it.
Production sits close to the raw material, so the supply chain stays short.
Mycelium is the root-like structure of fungi. It is biodegradable, durable and naturally insulating, which makes it a sustainable alternative to plastic and styrofoam packaging.
Our mycelium is sourced sustainably from local agricultural waste, ensuring an eco-friendly and low-impact production process.
No. It works best for protective packaging and cushioning. It does not replace flexible films or bags.
It has natural water resistance but is not fully waterproof like plastic. A bio-coating can add protection.
It stays durable for several months in normal conditions and decomposes in about 30 to 90 days when composted.
Yes. It breaks down in soil or a compost bin without harmful residues.
The upfront cost can be higher. Long-term environmental and brand benefits can outweigh it, and regulation is moving in the same direction.
Mycelium packaging decomposes naturally, preventing microplastic pollution and reducing reliance on fossil-fuel-based materials.
Yes. Bina BioX grows Bina BioX Biofoam in its own lab in Malaysia from local farm waste and is prototyping corner blocks with furniture exporters. Send us your product size and shipping route.
Yes! Our solutions are fully customizable to fit different product sizes, branding needs, and sustainability goals.
Send your product size and shipping route and we will sketch a Bina BioX Biofoam prototype to fit.
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