Here are Malaysian companies and exporters that make sustainable / biodegradable / recycled packaging for global markets (names, short description of what they export, and source links). I’ve focused on firms with demonstrated export activity or public export plans.

1. Free The Seed Sdn. Bhd. — biodegradable packaging from rice-straw and other agricultural waste; targets food, medical and electronics packaging for export (reported exports / market expansion to Germany, Netherlands, UK, Japan, Australia; large-scale contracts and factory expansion aimed at international markets). (MIDA.gov.my)

2. HZ Green Pulp (HZGP) / HZ Corporation — moulded pulp (100% recycled paper) products such as cup carriers, trays and punnets; products tested to meet US FDA and EU food-contact requirements and sold for export. (hzcorporation.com)

3. KEH Food Packaging Sdn. Bhd. — food‑grade paper packaging specialist (FSC / PEFC certified materials, greaseproof and kraft papers, paper trays/bags) that supplies packaging suitable for export markets (mentions compliance with international food-contact standards). (kehfp.com)

4. Ezen Packaging Sdn. Bhd. — manufacturer/exporter of 100% biodegradable kraft and recycled paper bags; lists export customers in Singapore, Australia and the United States. (paperindex.com)

5. (Sector/cluster example) Malaysian bioeconomy / biodegradable-packaging initiatives — public‑private projects and other Malaysian players are scaling biodegradable packaging (rice‑straw based “green gold”) for international markets, which indicates additional regional suppliers and contract-manufacturing opportunities for exporters in Kedah and other states. Use these programs to identify more exporters or suppliers. (bioeconomycorporation.my)

How I selected these:

• Public reporting or government pages showing international market focus, export contracts, or compliance with EU/US food-contact standards.
• Media or industry pages that name the companies and describe export activity or export-ready certifications.

If you’d like, I can:

• Expand the list (I can search trade directories, Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation/MATRADE, MIDA profiles, and trade platforms for more exporters and manufacturers).
• Filter by product type (moulded pulp, compostable bioplastic, paperboard, coated/uncoated food contact, corrugated recycled board) or by target market (EU, US, UK, UAE, Australia).
• Produce a shortlist with contact details, typical MOQ/lead times (if publicly available), and suggested next steps for outreach (samples, certifications to request, logistics considerations).

Which next step would you prefer?