Our company advocates sustainable packaging, thus producing and developing packaging films and bags that result in improved sustainability. Our production line covers primary and secondary packaging materials and our final products are made of our MI family of materials.
Our blends can be transformed into various packaging solutions including primary packaging, which directly contains the product, secondary packaging for added protection or grouping, and compostable options like single-use plastics, carrier bags, and bags for organic collection.
Key properties of our final products:
Start of Life: We aim for the highest possible bio-based content in all of our products and are continually developing our range to increase sustainability credentials.
End of Life: Clear and clean end of life with several possible scenarios (options) such as organic recycling (composting) and mechanical recycling.
in addition to grocery shopping, they can also be used in households to collect organic waste
a product used by local waste management companies that have industrial composting plants.
the perfect replacement for fossil bags that are mostly disposable
Films for primary and secondary packaging
Mulching is an agricultural cropping technique that involves placing organic or synthetic materials on the soil around plants to provide a more favourable environment for growth and production. Mulch films are used to modify soil temperature, limit weed growth, prevent moisture loss, and improve crop yield as well as precocity.
Plastic mulch is used, in a similar fashion to mulch, to suppress weeds and conserve water in crop production and landscaping.
Final products for agro-industry are:
Our mulch has the OK biodegradable SOIL certificate awarded by TÜV AUSTRIA. This certification guarantees that products made from our mulch meet the highest standards of soil biodegradability, ensuring safety for the environment and promoting sustainable agricultural practices. This important certification also confirms that our products completely biodegrade in soil without leaving harmful residues, contributing to soil quality and sustainable farming.
Biodegradable mulch films play a key role in modern agriculture by:
A notable benefit is their ease of use at the end of the crop cycle, since they can be left in the field and ploughed into the soil, eliminating the need for removal.
TÜV (Technischer Überwachungsverein) is a network of independent inspection, testing, and certification bodies operating across Europe. These certifications are internationally recognized marks of safety, quality, and regulatory compliance. The certification process includes a rigorous evaluation of the product according to strict technical and environmental standards.
We are proud to, once again, reaffirm our commitment to sustainability, innovation, and the development of circular biopolymer solutions.
