Biodegradable plastic degrades rapidly in soil or water without the need for composting.
Biodegradable plastic degrades rapidly in soil or water without the need for composting.
Description:
Biodegradable plastics (bioplastics) made from granules of polymer – based polysaccharide derived from available plant materials. The uniqueness of this polymer is that it degrades rapidly in soil or water without the need for composting. In the soil bioplastics decompose within 2 to 12 weeks. During this time it completely eat microorganisms. Vegetable raw materials for the production of polymer available and cheap (wheat and other grains), and pellets of the polymer can be processed on standard equipment in the package for non-liquid products, disposable tableware and other products.
Advantages:
– environmentally friendly, does not pollute the environment,
– cheap and available raw materials,
– the decomposition in soil of up to 12 weeks
– low cost,
– ability to use standard equipment for production of packaging non-liquid products, packages, disposable tableware and other products.