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Synprodo<br />

BioFoam ® is a patented foam produced by Synbra<br />

(The Netherlands) made from organic raw materials.<br />

It has a similar structure and properties to Airpop ®<br />

(expanded polystyrene).<br />

Synbra Group companies such as Isobouw, Synprodo<br />

and Styropack are using this material in series<br />

production for the white goods sector, ice cream<br />

packaging and pharmaceutical sector, amongs others.<br />

It is a durable material that can be used long-term in<br />

nearly all technical and packaging applications.<br />

Bases on renewable resources, BioFoam is extremely<br />

environmentally friendly.<br />

After use BioFoam can be either reformed into a new<br />

foam product or recycled into solid PLA. Besides that it<br />

is got the unique possibility to be fully composted.<br />

Since 2009 BioFoam is a C2CCM (Silver) certified<br />

foam – the first foam to obtain this certification. It is<br />

already used in many applications and has become a<br />

driver for production innovation within many industries.<br />

During the past years there has been a widespread<br />

recognition for BioFoam.<br />

www.synprodo.com 9 / E03 22<br />

NatureWorks<br />

The increasing popularity of single serve beverage<br />

systems for coffee, tea, and now soft drinks raises<br />

the question of how best to prevent spent capsules<br />

ending up in landfills. For several years, NatureWorks,<br />

compounders, converters, and coffee companies<br />

have engaged in Europe and North America on a<br />

comprehensive research and development effort,<br />

using Ingeo to solve the many technical challenges<br />

presented in making a capsule the meets the<br />

temperature requirements for both the drip and high<br />

pressure platforms while maintaining compostability.<br />

NatureWorks shows at Interpack a range of successful<br />

Ingeo implementations of compostable pods. The<br />

technical achievements in films, rigid capsule bodies,<br />

and nonwovens, used for filtration, has opened new<br />

pathways to achieve success in both coffee platforms.<br />

The company features additional new solutions. On<br />

display, will be transparent form, fill, and seal (FFS)<br />

cups for dairy and dessert packaging. These cups<br />

feature transparency that showcases the natural<br />

products inside, stiffness for break apart applications,<br />

material reduction, and processing on existing FFS<br />

machines make this Ingeo solution a winner and must<br />

see at Interpack. NatureWorks also showcases new<br />

high barrier property films and other recent packaging<br />

developments.<br />

www.natureworksllc.com 9 / G11 17<br />

Futamura<br />

Futamura will be showcasing<br />

its full range of biodegradable<br />

and compostable NatureFlex<br />

films for flexible packaging<br />

applications.<br />

NatureFlex films are produced<br />

from sustainable wood pulp<br />

harvested from managed plantations and are certified<br />

to both EU (EN13432) and US (ASTM D6400) composting<br />

standards. In addition to industrial composting, the product<br />

has reached the standard required for home composting.<br />

Futamura’s unique base film and coating technologies<br />

have been harnessed to provide unparalleled gas and<br />

moisture barrier properties without compromising either<br />

the levels of renewable raw materials employed, or the final<br />

compostability of the packaging material. This excellent<br />

barrier is also highly effectively against the migration of<br />

mineral oil from paper-board packaging.<br />

NatureFlex films are suitable for many different types of<br />

flexible packaging solutions such as pouches, flow wrap and<br />

labels, within a variety of markets including bakery, coffee<br />

and tea, snacks and confectionery, to industrial applications.<br />

BioPBS have several key certificates, for example biobased<br />

(DIN Certco, USDA), Compostable (BPI, OK Compost, OK<br />

Biodegradable in soil, OK Compost HOME) and Food safety<br />

(Complies with EU directives 10/2011).<br />

www.futamuracellulose.com 9 / F05 10<br />

JinHui ZhaoLong<br />

Being the largest producer of biodegradable polymer in<br />

China, JinHui ZhaoLong High Technology Co.,Ltd (herein<br />

after referred to as JinHui ZhaoLong)is established in<br />

2012 and located in Shanxi Xiaoyi Economic Development<br />

Zone, the production capacity for biodegradable plastics is<br />

20,000mts/yr.<br />

JinHui ZhaoLong has successively launched both Ecoworld<br />

biodegradable polymer brand and Ecowill biodegradable<br />

polymer compound brand and received a number of<br />

authoritive certifications in the biodegradable industry<br />

both in China and abroad. It corresponds with American<br />

and European food contact safety standards, EN13432 and<br />

ASTM6400D standards. Its shelf life is 12 months under<br />

the condition of being stored in sealed packages. It can<br />

ensure a storage life of 12 months after being processed<br />

into finished products. Ecoword biodegradable plastic can<br />

be broken down by microorganism into CO 2<br />

, H 2<br />

O and high<br />

quality organic fertilizers within 180 days under composting<br />

conditions without generating any poisonous gas. It is the<br />

main raw material for biodegradable plastic films which can<br />

help reducing white pollution.<br />

In contrast to conventional plastics, Ecowill allows its final<br />

plastic products to possess both biological (biodegradable<br />

and compostable) and physical (printable and weldable)<br />

advantages at the same time. Ecowill had been widely<br />

applied to industrial and agricultural sectors, such as<br />

shopping bags, garbage bags, food packages and mulch<br />

films etc.<br />

www.ecoworld.jinhuigroup.com 9 / E06 13<br />

34 bioplastics MAGAZINE [<strong>02</strong>/17] Vol. 12

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