Degradable in fast food, this material not only has the functions and properties of traditional plastics, but also can be split, degraded and reduced in the natural environment through the action of microorganisms in soil and water, or through the action of ultraviolet rays in sunlight after completing its mission. , and finally re-enter the ecological environment in a non-toxic form and return to nature.
Bio-based degradable materials, new materials prepared by biological, chemical and physical methods using various renewable substances as raw materials, organic beverage packaging made of biodegradable natural rubber that can be used as educational toys, can Connected into various shapes to achieve secondary use.
"Y Water" is a low-calorie drink for kids that is rich in organic ingredients and has no preservatives, artificial colors, or artificial sugars. Its unique Y-shaped bottle structure not only brings a vivid and vivid image, but after drinking, many bottles become LEGO-like toys, which can be combined into DNA chains by building blocks, adding fun to children.
Finnish brand Valio has launched a 100% plant-based dairy box. Cellulose-based packaging is at the forefront of innovation in plant-based packaging, such as PulPac's 3D dry-molding technology, which can provide a renewable and economical alternative to plastic for coffee cup lids, coffee pods, dinner plates and more.
Colgate's biodegradable toothpaste, on the premise of not affecting the use, removes the carton, makes it into a direct hanging package, hangs it at the point of sale, and uses recyclable and biodegradable materials as a carrier to improve the environment.
Edible materials mainly use materials that can be directly eaten or ingested by the human body as raw materials, such as lipids, fibers, starches, proteins and other renewable energy sources. With the advancement of science and technology, these materials have become increasingly mature and gradually emerging in recent years. However, because they are food-grade raw materials and require strict sanitation conditions during the production process, their production costs are relatively high, which is inconvenient for commercial use.
Edible hamburger wrappers from Bob's fast food restaurant in the United States can be eaten directly or used as napkins. The coffee Scoff-ee cup developed by KFC allows people to eat the cup in one bite after drinking coffee! The cups are actually sugar-coated cookies with a layer of edible candy wrappers and heat-resistant white chocolate.
