Environmental conditions for degradation of biodegradable materials

Every biodegradable material, including paper, needs some environmental conditions for its degradation. Without these conditions, especially the living conditions of microorganisms, their degradation rate would be very slow. At the same time, not every biodegradable material degrades quickly under any environmental condition. For degradable materials, it should be analyzed and judged whether they are degradable materials according to their environmental conditions and the structure of the material itself. How to determine whether a material is biodegradable, the international and China have issued a series of testing standards, these standards are the answer to the above question.

The biodegradation of resin and supermarket shopping bags, even volumes bags, garbage bags, and other products, and has set up from the European Union EN13432, OKCompost, OKCompostHome, American BPI (ASTMD6400), Australian AS4736, AS5810 and other international certification authority. At present, the company's products sell well at home and abroad, has been sold in Europe, America, Oceania, Southeast Asia and other more than 50 countries and regions, well received by users.

The difference is that it's biodegradable and compostable.

In general, the term composting and biodegradation have different meanings. Although biodegradation refers to the natural decomposition of an object, it also has the special requirement of "composting", which is to break down organic matter into its basic components. Many plastics companies have started making products that claim to use "compostable" plastic, often to list ingredients in products made from corn starch. However, these statements are controversial.

Custom compost, which incorporates the functions of the biodegradable plastics industry, does not break down biodegradable materials into carbon dioxide, water, inorganic compounds and biomass at a rate consistent with known compostable materials in the compost yard.