Cellulose Film Knowledge

Introduction Sustainable packaging minimizes environmental impact throughout a product’s lifecycle—from production to disposal. It goes beyond “eco-friendly materials,” covering design, material selection, manufacturing, usage, and end-of-life management. The 4R principle—Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, and Recover/Compostable—is often referenced to guide packaging decisions. It is not mandatory, but helps businesses choose the right…

Static-safe • Compostable • Crystal-clear   Permanent, inherent static dissipation—without additives or metal coatings—paired with true end‑of‑life sustainability. Hero image: static safety + sustainability. Why static matters—and why traditional fixes fall short In today’s digital world, static protection is mission‑critical. From sensitive electronic components to premium consumer goods, uncontrolled static…

1. Introduction As sustainability becomes a global priority, businesses and consumers are actively searching for eco-friendly packaging options. Two terms often used — biodegradable packaging and compostable packaging — sound similar but have important differences. Choosing the right one can reduce environmental impact and strengthen your brand’s green credentials. If…

Introduction As environmental awareness grows, the packaging industry faces increasing pressure to reduce its reliance on conventional plastics. Consumers, brands, and regulators are seeking alternatives that deliver performance while minimizing environmental impact. This demand has given rise to a new generation of biodegradable natural materials, such as biodegradable cellulose packaging…