An important market of compostable resins is the flexible packaging. Carrier bags made of compostable resins are the perfect alternative to lightweight non-biodegradable plastic bags as they provide all the positive aspects of traditional bags while providing biodegradability and compostability. Applications for such carrier bags range from grocery plastic bags and plastic films to food packaging, among others. They are also the ideal solution for organic waste collection bags as they are organically recycled into fertile compost. Some formulations of our compostable resins meet more demanding requirements, having been certified for OK Compost and OK Home Compost by TÜV AUSTRIA according to the European Standard EN13432 and in line with the Energy Transition for Green Growth Act (France).

Bioplastic products made of compostable resins for catering (plates, cutlery, cold and hot drink cups, straw, sand stirrers) are 100% biodegradable and compostable.
Compostable resins can also be used in a wide variety of packaging applications for fresh and dry food as well as non-food products, including bags, pouches, sealing films, and cling film as well as ridged pots, trays, and lids. These resins provides the consumers with solutions for all their single-use tableware and plastic packaging in contact with food to be collected in a single bin ready for organic recycling, rather than sent for disposal to landfill or incineration. Once disposed in composting facilities, the plastic articles will disintegrate in compost due to the effect of microorganisms.

Compostable resin mulch film provides a better alternative to traditional mulch film. It is environmentally and agronomically more efficient while maintaining its mechanical properties and usage characteristics. Its usage is identical to that of traditional mulch film, with an additional advantage due to its compostability characteristics — an attractive attribute — making our compostable resin the best alternative for such applications. It eliminates all plastic waste and the need for its disposal. Having been certified as biodegradable, it transforms into organic substances under natural conditions, acting as an agent and nutrient for future crops.
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