Eco-Friendly
Degradable Cling Film Rolls – Sustainable Food Packaging Solution for Modern Kitchens Discover an innovative and environmentally conscious alternative to traditional plastic wrap with our Eco-Friendly Degradable
Cling Film Rolls. Crafted from advanced biodegradable materials such as PLA (polylactic acid) and PBAT (polybutylene succinate), these cling films offer superior sealing performance while ensuring minimal environmental impact. Designed for households, food service providers, and eco-conscious retailers worldwide, this product delivers clarity, flexibility, and compostability—all in one sustainable package. Key Features: - Made from certified biobased resins (88% bio-content verified by BETAinspect ISO-17025) - Fully compliant with international safety standards including FDA 21 CFR 175.300 and EN13130-1:2004 - Certified compostable under DIN EN 13432:2000 and ASTM D6400:2012 - Free from harmful substances like BPA and phthalates - Available in multiple widths, lengths, and thicknesses for versatile application - Transparent finish with a subtle milky white hue for enhanced visual appeal Detailed Description: Our degradable cling film is engineered using renewable resources derived from corn starch and other plant-based polymers. Unlike conventional polyethylene wraps that persist in landfills for centuries, this material breaks down naturally within 90–180 days under industrial composting conditions—reducing plastic pollution significantly. The film maintains excellent moisture barrier properties, preserving freshness in refrigerated or frozen foods without compromising taste or texture. Its high tensile strength ensures it won’t tear easily during use, while its smooth surface allows for easy application and removal. With options ranging from 25cm to 50cm width, 25m to 2500m roll length, and thicknesses from 0.01mm to 0.02mm, users can choose the perfect configuration for their specific needs—from small meal prep tasks to large-scale commercial packaging operations. Ideal Use Cases: This sustainable cling wrap is suitable for storing leftovers, wrapping sandwiches, covering bowls, freezing meals, and even vacuum-sealing items in home kitchens. It's also widely adopted in restaurants, cafés, delis, and catering services seeking to reduce single-use plastic waste. Retailers appreciate its clean aesthetic and ability to enhance shelf presentation, while eco-friendly brands value its alignment with circular economy principles. Whether you're a health-conscious consumer or a business committed to sustainability, this product supports your goals effectively. Customer Feedback: Users consistently praise the film’s strong adhesion, clarity, and ease of handling. Many highlight how it feels more durable than standard plastic wrap yet remains gentle on hands and surfaces. Customers often note the noticeable reduction in household plastic waste after switching to this compostable option—a win for both personal convenience and planetary well-being. Frequently Asked Questions: What makes this cling film different from regular plastic wrap? It’s made from biodegradable polymers like PLA and PBAT, which break down safely in compost environments rather than accumulating in ecosystems. Is it safe for food contact? Yes—it meets rigorous food-grade certifications such as SGS FDA 21 CFR 175.300 and BPI certification, ensuring no leaching of toxins into stored food. How long does it take to degrade? Under industrial composting conditions (58°C, high humidity), degradation occurs within 90–180 days, much faster than traditional plastics. Can I use it in the microwave or freezer? While it performs well in cold storage, we recommend avoiding direct microwave exposure due to potential melting at high temperatures. For freezing, it provides excellent protection against freezer burn. Where can I dispose of it responsibly? Dispose in designated organic waste bins if your local facility accepts compostable packaging; otherwise, follow regional guidelines for biodegradable plastics.
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