OIKOS SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS INC.
Corn-based Bags
Product Description:
The material is made by extracting starch from corn, converting it into dextrose through the addition of enzymes and combining with natural fats to form a synthetic polymer Biodegradable within 90–180 days and 100% compostable. Contains 0% conventional plastic. Completely non-toxic to the environment, animals, and plants. High barrier to oxygen, suitable for contact with food. Packed fruits remain fresh and do not present post-harvest disease (tested up to 31 days). Highly flexible and more resistant to both breaking and tearing. Excellent mechanical resistance and heavy load capacity without requiring increased thickness. This means greater number of bags per kilogram. Dust repellent and zero-static material are suitable for electronics packaging. Available as shopbags, trash bags , grip bags, and mailer bags. Customizable based on your needs.
Variants:
None
Product Type:
Processed
Market Availability:
Worldwide
Net Weight per Pack:
Varies
Allergen:
Ingredients/raw materials used:
Process/es:
Sources:
Plant-based
Shelf Life:
6-9 Months
Major Export Markets:
None
Certifications:
Packaging:
Minimum Order Size:
1000-10000 Pieces
Category:
Export Ready?:
Yes
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