Degradable Recyclable Transparent Plastic Laminated Flat Bottom Eight Side Seal Food Packaging Bag

Recyclable material plastic bags Recyclable material plastic bags, as the name suggests, refer to plastic bags made of materials with recyclable value and can be recycled after recycling. Common recyclable materials in life include paper, cardboard, glass, plastic, metal, etc. Among them, paper and cardboard take into account the dual characteristics of renewable materials and recyclable materials. Recyclable materials play a huge role in energy saving and environmental protection. Data shows that one ton of waste paper can produce 850 kilograms of recycled paper, saving 3 cubic meters of wood; discarded PET plastic bottles can also be recycled and processed into yarn, which can be used as fabric materials in furniture, automobiles and other industries. In the recycling process of degradable plastic bags, there are two common concepts: biodegradable and compostable.
Biodegradable plastic bags refer to substances that can be completely decomposed into natural components by biological methods. The EU standard defines biodegradable plastic bags as: within 6 months, with the assistance of bacteria, fungi or other simple organisms, 90% of biodegradable plastic bags can finally be decomposed into carbon dioxide, water and minerals. Compostable is a higher standard than biodegradable: increasing the efficiency of biodegradation by controlling humidity, temperature, and oxidation processes, and requiring substances to eventually be broken down into completely non-toxic components. The entire process is environmentally friendly. It can be seen that compostable plastic bags must be biodegradable, but biodegradable plastic bags are not necessarily compostable. Most industrial wastes, including traditional plastic bags, take a very long time to degrade under natural conditions, and some take hundreds or even thousands of years, causing great harm to the environment. While wood and paper are typical biodegradable plastic bag materials, they are obviously more environmentally friendly than traditional plastic bags. According to incomplete statistics, more than 10 million takeaways are delivered every day across the country, of which a large number of plastic packaging products are used. Considering that it takes at least four hundred years for a traditional plastic bag to degrade, more and more consumers are calling for replacing traditional plastic packaging bags with renewable and biodegradable plastic bags.