TERRA SOL

symbolising harmony
between the earth
and the sun

. . . just as our products aim to bring balance between innovation and nature.

A REVOLUTIONARY PARTNERSHIP

Two award-winning industry leaders - Terra Sol, an Australian design studio and Ecopha, a pioneer in internationally patented PHA.

What is PHA?

Most cups that look like paper are actually lined with plastic, often made from fossil fuels.

At Terra Sol, we use PHA, a plant-based, certified home compostable lining that’s truly sustainable.

Made by nature, returned to nature.

Industry Partners

At Terra Sol, innovation is a team effort. We proudly collaborate with scientists and policymakers, including CSIRO, Murdoch University, Recycle Mate, APCO, local governments, and our biotechnology partners at EcoPHA.

Together, we’re building real-world solutions that drive lasting change for people and the planet.

Our Products

Australian made takeaway cups, lids, straws, and cutlery - all available with custom branding.

We’re developing our next range to include plates, salad boxes, smoothie bowls and more, with opportunities to collaborate on personalised designs.

Certified AS 5810

Australian Made

No Microplastics

Terra Sol cups are 100% compliant with Australian single-use plastic regulations.
PHA is a truly compostable, sustainable alternative, not a traditional plastic.

PHA is the future of sustainable packaging, with potential applications in everything from food containers to medical products.

FORBES

PHA is more than a bioplastic; it's a bridge to a circular economy, designed to disappear naturally wherever life thrives - whether in soil, water or home compost bins.

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC

Sustainable Plastics

" Ecopha has already started commercialising its innovation, partnering with sustainable design company, Terra Sol .. "

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Aus Manufacturing news

" EcoPHA's technology is world-first, but technology alone doesn't drive change - people do. That's why our partnership with them is so powerful .. " CEO of Terra Sol

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