Plastic Biodegradable Resin
Product Description
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Plastic Biodegradable Resin
What are compostable resins made from?
A line of biodegradable and compostable resins made from different starches such as corn, potato, grain and other bio-sourced polymers. Designed to run on existing standard industrial equipment, compostable resins offer the opportunity to completely replace traditional plastics.
The benefits
- Compostable resins can be processed through conventional extrusion, cast film, blow molding, sheet, extrusion coating and injection molding lines without additional technology investment.
- Fully biodegradable and compostable. These two properties allow plastic packaging materials to be recycled through organic recycling of solid waste (composting and anaerobic digestion).
Industries and Applications
Flexible Packaging
Fruit Bags/Organic Waste Bags/Food Packaging
An important market for compostable resins is flexible packaging. Shopping bags made from compostable resins are the perfect alternative to lightweight non-biodegradable plastic bags as they have all the positive aspects of traditional bags while offering biodegradability and compostability. Applications for these shopping bags range from grocery plastic bags and plastic film to food packaging. They are also an ideal solution for organic waste collection bags as they can be organically recycled into fertile compost.
Food Service & Catering
Disposable Plastics
Foodservice bioplastic products (plates, cutlery, hot and cold drink cups, straws, sand stirrers) made from compostable resins are 100% biodegradable and compostable.
Compostable resins can also be used in a variety of packaging applications for fresh and dried foods as well as non-food products, including bags, pouches, sealing and cling films, as well as ridged jars, trays and lids. These resins offer consumers the solution of collecting all food-contact disposable tableware and plastic packaging in a garbage can ready for organic recycling, rather than sending it to a landfill or incinerator for disposal. Once disposed of in a composting facility, the plastic products will decompose in the compost due to microbial action.
