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Industrial Compostable
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LEAVES BEHIND NO HARMFUL FOOTPRINT
SAFE FOR FOOD CONTACT
PFAS AND BFA FREE
entirely from plants
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Our industrial compostable product line is BPI certified and approved for industrial composting. At the moment we are working closely with composting facilities to help them identify our products.
PLA is a compostable plastic derived entirely from renewable resources and offers a significant reduction in carbon footprint compared to traditional oil-based plastics.
The primary end of life option for PLA will be industrial composting. Make sure to deposit our industrial compostable products in a compostable bin. Composting PLA products is imperative to the circularity and environmental impact of PLA.
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Easily Recognizable for Composters
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