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The 4th R -

Renewable

We’ve all learned about the 3Rs: Recycle, Reuse, and Reduce. However, for times when the 3Rs isn’t feasible, there’s a 4th R – Renewable.

Some things cannot be recycled, cannot be reused, and have already been significantly reduced in usage, but they are still necessary products. This is where renewable products, which are made from natural and renewable materials, are able to minimize the impact to our environment.

A Simple Solution

for a Lasting Impact

Our society relies heavily on the use of traditional plastic products in our daily lives. However, these plastic products have lasting consequences on our environment. We can strive to reduce our impact by switching to more sustainable products.

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Compostable Materials

PLA (polylactic acid) is a biodegradable and compostable bioplastic derived from renewable resources like corn starch, making it an eco-friendly alternative to traditional petroleum-based plastics. PLA is best suited for cold and moderately warm foods due to its lower melting point. CPLA (crystallized polylactic acid) is a modified form of PLA that has undergone a crystallization process to enhance its heat resistance, allowing it to withstand higher temperatures and making it suitable for hot food and beverage applications.

Sugarcane fibre is a byproduct of the sugar extraction process from sugarcane, making it a sustainable and renewable resource. This versatile material is used to create eco-friendly food service wares that are both durable and compostable. Sugarcane fiber products are heat-resistant, making them suitable for both hot and cold foods, and they decompose naturally in composting environments, reducing landfill waste.

Paper, made from renewable wood pulp, is a versatile and widely used material in food service wares due to its sustainability and biodegradability. It can be coated or lined with materials like polyethylene or wax to enhance its durability and resistance to moisture and grease, making it suitable for both hot and cold foods. Paper products, such as cups, plates, and containers, are compostable and recyclable, promoting waste reduction and supporting a circular economy.

PET (polyethylene terephthalate) is a durable, lightweight, and clear plastic commonly used for food and beverage packaging, such as bottles and containers. It is highly valued for its strength and resistance to impact, making it an ideal choice for safely storing and transporting various food products. PET is fully recyclable, and when properly processed, it can be reused multiple times, reducing the need for virgin plastic production and minimizing environmental impact.

RPET (recycled polyethylene terephthalate) is made from post-consumer recycled PET plastic, such as used beverage bottles, making it an eco-friendly packaging option. It retains the durability, clarity, and strength of virgin PET, making it suitable for a wide range of food and beverage containers. By using RPET, businesses can significantly reduce their carbon footprint and support recycling efforts, diverting plastic waste from landfills and oceans.

PP (polypropylene) is a versatile and durable plastic known for its high resistance to heat, making it ideal for both hot and cold food service wares. It is lightweight yet strong, which ensures the safe transport and storage of food items without adding excessive weight. PP is also highly resistant to chemicals, oils, and moisture, maintaining the integrity of the container and the safety of its contents. Additionally, PP is recyclable, contributing to waste reduction and supporting sustainable practices when properly processed.

Bamboo fiber is an eco-friendly material derived from the pulp of bamboo plants, known for its sustainability and rapid renewability. It is used to create durable and biodegradable food service wares, such as plates, bowls, and utensils, which are suitable for both hot and cold foods. Bamboo fiber products decompose naturally, reducing landfill waste and supporting composting efforts. Additionally, bamboo fiber wares are free from harmful chemicals, making them a safe and healthy choice for consumers and an excellent alternative to traditional plastic disposables.

Wood is a natural and renewable material commonly used for food service items such as cutlery, stirrers, and serving dishes, offering a rustic and eco-friendly alternative to plastic. It is biodegradable and compostable, making it a sustainable choice that reduces environmental impact and landfill waste. Wooden food service wares are sturdy and safe for both hot and cold foods, providing a reliable option for various dining needs. Sourcing wood from responsibly managed forests ensures the preservation of biodiversity and supports sustainable forestry practices.

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Il est temps de mettre en pratique l’engagement de votre entreprise en faveur du développement durable ! Découvrez nos options d’emballage écologiques pour l’industrie alimentaire. Explorez notre catalogue de produits pour plus d’informations.

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