We bet on composting

"PLA (polylactic acid)" film is a bioplastic with a carbon footprint up to 70% lower than conventional plastic. It is obtained from the fermentation of sugars and subsequent polymerization of lactic acid. This fermentation is generally done from cane sugar or corn starch. This material is 100% biobased (from renewable sources) and degrades under composting conditions.
Under industrial composting conditions, the material degrades in a period between 1 and 5 months depending on the conditions. In home composting, it takes longer and this will depend on the thickness of the material, the particle size, the composting method, the temperature of the compost, among other factors.
Compostable packaging, due to its composition, becomes compost when it disintegrates in the environment, with "zero waste" which reduces the carbon footprint and prevents the irrational use of plastic, thus limiting the uncontrolled exploitation of raw materials. thus contributing to the generation of a circular economy.
Its composting leaves no toxic residue and is completely degraded between EIGHT and TWENTY weeks. The compost obtained has a much higher quality and is capable of fixing 50% more carbon than conventional compost.

If you do not have a COMPOSTER at home, you can deposit our BIOBASED containers preferably in DARK ORGANIC containers (E)