Biodegradable Standing up Pouch with Zipper with Clear Window China Manufacturer
MOLIA PACKAGING (QINGDAO) CO., LTD.- Shape：Plastic Bags
- Material：Laminated Material
- Feature：Moisture Proof, Recyclable, Bio-Degradable, Disposable, Shock Resistance
- Application：Food, Promotion, Household, Chemical, Apparel
- Making Process：Plastic Packaging Bags
- Raw Materials：High Pressure Polyethylene Plastic Bag
Base Info
- Specification：customized
- Transport Package：Normal Export Paper Cartons
- Thickness：30-200mic
- Colors：12 Colors
- Plastic Bags：Laminated
- Item：Biodegradable Standing up Pouch
- Bag Variety：Your Bag
- Model NO.：Biodegradable standing up pouch
- Trademark：customized
- Origin：Qingdao China
- HS Code：3923290000
- Production Capacity：300000000
Description
Name
Origin
China
Contact email
Thickness
50-150mic ,
Grade
Food grade
Usage
Food
Type
Print & color
Gravure printing, 1~ 12colors
Size
Customized Logo & design
Available, up to your requirement
Features
Recyclable, Bio-Degradable, Food grade and good quantity
Payment
T/T, Western Union,paypal
Delivery
Within 15-25 days,according to the quantity
Packaging
Export paper cartons
Certificates
SGS international verification and authentication
Business Certificate
Import and Export Licence
ISO 9001, HACCP, BRC, QS
Factory Audit Report
2002/72/EC
94/62/Ec
Degradable plastic using cornstarch or D2W based adivitives possess many undesirable properties. Specifically, plastic incorporating cornstarch based adivitives cannot be recycled and contaminate the recycling process. They may also emit methane when degrading. Biodegradable plastics can be recycled along with regular plastic and do not emit methane.
Biodegradable plastic is made by blending a pro-degradent adivitive into the plastic during the extrusion process. The adivitive causes the molecular structure of plastic to break down when exposed to heat or sunlight. The plastic will eventually be in a state where it can be digested by microorganisms. At this point, the plastic will degrade at a faster rate until it has fully degraded into carbon dioxide, water, and biomass.
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