Is antistatic foam being used in electronic packaging?

It should be... but I don't think it is. Normal "Styrofoam Popcorn" is still a mainstay of packaging and is not anti-static. Usually the electronics are in either a non-conductive plastic case, or they are encased in an antistatic plastic bag which will isolate them from any packing. I'd be curious if the starch popcorn would have less static energy than foam popcorn.