Compostable paper-based alternative that makes plastic coffee lids obsolete

Bowls, cutlery, cups – any packaging that is in contact with food – needs a barrier to prevent water and oil from leaking through. Paper and molded fiber packaging have traditionally relied on a thin plastic film or the addition of fluorochemicals to hold out water and grease. Neither of these solutions is ideal, as plastic layers are not degradable and can be difficult to recycle. Fluorochemicals have been found to migrate into food and accumulate in our bodies, prompting them to be banned in many parts of the world. What is the answer, then, for transitioning to environmentally sustainable fiber-based packaging for food and beverages?

We have introduced an innovative approach for water and oil barriers, coating which is strong, recyclable, biodegradable non-fossil alternative to single use plastic that holds up to hot drinks. 

Plant based PAPER COFFEE LID is biodegradable and recyclable, all important qualities to our customers and crucial for saving the planet from plastics. Our technology has pioneered, making it possible to manufacture paper packaging without wasting valuable water resources or energy and significantly reducing CO2, at unit economy that is very competitive.

We are fast approaching a tipping point where the single-use plastics items that can be replaced, will become obsolete in favor of competitive and truly sustainable alternatives.”

Rising concern about harmful effects of packaging waste like plastic and tin on the environment, among millennial, is expected to drive the green packaging like paper based coffee lids market share technology in the next few months.

The food & beverages is predicted to have a dominating market share in the global market. Food & beverage industry is growing rapidly due to which demand for sustainable packaging solutions has also increased. Many companies like Nestle have introduced a policy for using recycled packaging materials for their products. 

Also, strict government regulations and emphasis for companies to use recycled packaging materials for their products are further likely to increase the market growth of green packaging in the future.

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