With the development of the innovative material GC green 71 MI T30, we are setting new standards in the production of sustainable packaging solutions. The material is unique in that it combines dishwasher resistance with complete biodegradability. It offers a breakthrough alternative to traditional fossil-based materials.
With the development of the innovative material GC green 71 MI T30, we are setting new standards in the production of sustainable packaging solutions. The material is unique in that it combines dishwasher resistance with complete biodegradability. It offers a breakthrough alternative to traditional fossil-based materials.
With GC green M2571 7G3 A, we offer a pioneering biocomposite material that optimally combines functionality, sustainability and processing efficiency. The material was specially developed for applications such as plant pots, clips, wildlife bite protection, clamps or flexible plugs with undercuts - wherever biodegradability and technical performance are required.
With GC green 3071 MI T6, we offer a bio-based material that is not only environmentally friendly, but also sets new standards in processing.
Our home-compostable coffee capsules are made from bioplastics, so they're an excellent alternative to aluminium and plastic. They're great because they retain the full flavour and can simply be disposed of in your home compost – no residue!
The plastics industry is under increasing pressure to develop more sustainable solutions without compromising on performance and cost-effectiveness. This is where highly filled natural fibre concentrates come in! With fibre contents of up to 70%, they offer an innovative way to reduce the environmental footprint of plastic products - without compromising on processing.
The Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) is a new EU regulation. It will come into force in 2025, with some requirements being gradually implemented by 2030. Its aim is to improve the sustainability of packaging, reduce packaging waste and harmonize regulations within the EU member states.
There is often a misconception that only fully bio-based bioplastics are biodegradable. The reality is more complex: bioplastics that are partially or completely made from fossil raw materials can also be biodegradable and can be returned to the natural environment.
There is often a misconception that only fully bio-based bioplastics are biodegradable. The reality is more complex: bioplastics that are partially or completely made from fossil raw materials can also be biodegradable and can be returned to the natural environment.
Our home-compostable coffee capsules are made from bioplastics, so they're an excellent alternative to aluminium and plastic. They're great because they retain the full flavour and can simply be disposed of in your home compost – no residue!