A British company launches biodegradable bags for food packaging

In the past two years, global packaging suppliers have been promoting a variety of biodegradable plastics produced from different plants, which are basically corn, and they believe that as consumers and related laws and regulations continue to pay attention to environmental issues, The demand for environmentally friendly packaging materials will certainly grow rapidly. Recently, a British company launched a series of convenient food packaging bags made from biodegradable plastics.

Some companies expect the biodegradable packaging market to grow at a rate of 20% annually. The packaging material can be used as an alternative to those based on petroleum packaging materials, such as PET plastic materials commonly used in the world.

British RPC Bebo UK Bristol is the latest company in Europe to launch this packaging application. The company launched a plastic bag for food packaging using biodegradable polylactic acid from corn that is produced by NatureWorks USA. It is understood that there are four types of bags, 375ml, 650ml and 1500ml respectively, and 650ml bags are available in single and double layers. In addition, this bag also has a unique stacking function, with recesses in the seal, so that the same size bag can be superimposed on it, thus improving the space utilization.

According to RPC Bebo, this series of products can be used to package a variety of salads, fresh fruits, snacks, and other cooked food products.

Source: Adsale Network