Two Compartment Corn Starch Food Container
Product Parameter
| Size | customized |
| Weight | 15g-29 g |
| Material | Corn Starch |
| Color | Natural or Customized |
| Packing | Poly Bag and Carton |
| Logo | Customized Logo |
| MOQ | 10000 Pcs |
| Application | Home, Hotel or Restaurant |
| Sample | Availiable and Free |
Product Advantages
- Renewable: Corn starch comes from corn, which is a renewable resource.
- Biodegradable: Compostable in industrial composting facilities and then reintegrated as an agriculture fertilizer. Hence, it is less likely to pollute the environment.
- No toxins: Does not contain harmful chemicals (such as polyvinyl chloride or dioxin) associated in conventional plastic.
- Low carbon production: Much less greenhouse gas emissions produced than conventional plastic production.
- Attractive Branding: Branded as a socially responsible company.
- Increase Marketability: Able to market the company’s products or services to increasingly environmentally conscious consumers.
- Stay Relevant: Keeping up with the latest packaging trends – emphasis on sustainability.
- Improve Visibility: Allow the company’s offerings to stand out from that of competitors who are still sticking with conventional packaging.
Corn starch polymers are used to produce bio plastics and it can also be used in the manufacturing of airbags. Corn starch polymers are polymers that are made from alkenes that are mixed with corn starch. This makes them easily biodegradable and can therefore be used as an eco friendly alternative to petrochemical based plastics.
Bioplastics are also known as organic plastics, as it is derived from renewable biomass sources such as corn. Bioplastics can be made from agricultural byproducts or agri waste and is a great way of how to reduce a carbon footprint. Renewable biomass sources, like vegetable oils and fats, corn starch, straw, recycled food waster, wood chips and sawdust, are used to produce bio plastic materials.
Product Application
The polylactic particles that are extracted from corn are called corn plastic. The uses of polylactic acid is varied and starch based plastics can be used in a variety of applications, It is increasingly being used in a number of markets from packaging, automotive, catering products, consumer electronics, agriculture and horticulture, toys and textiles.
A multitude of products are currently being made from corn plastic and more are continuously being developed.
To use corn plastic plates, cups and cutlery at large gatherings and festivals where everything is thrown away, will be better for the environment, but only if it is disposed of, and composted, in the correct way.
