BIOPAC flexible packaging replaces conventional plastic, thereby reducing CO2 emissions produced during the production and handling process of conventional plastic waste. These conventional plastics are also often used as laminates on aluminum foil and paper. Both are non-sustainable materials, from mining and deforestation. BIOPAC cup replaces paper cups and plastic cups used by F&B, for […]
Currently, biodegradable packaging or packaging that naturally decomposes through organisms is widely used by various businesses and households. This situation has contributed to retard the earth destruction due to plastic waste pollution. Concerns about the condition of the Earth due to increasing plastic waste are in line with the theme of Earth Day this year,
One of the interesting facts about seaweed, especially in Indonesia, is that it can grow up to 60 cm within 45 days. This seaweed is not a literal “grass”, but a marine vegetation whose existence means not only for humans, but also for millions of biodiversity in the sea. Its presence in the culinary world
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5 years ago, BIOPAC took its first steps to help save the “sick” earth. However, long before that, 14 years earlier, the founder of BIOPAC began her inspiring journey, specifically when she received research grant from L’Oréal for Women in Science to develop bioplastics. The ocean, which covers 71% of the Earth’s surface, contains around
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With the Earth’s condition becoming increasingly critical, environmentally friendly packaging needs to be promoted more massively. Not only that, this is an important step to enhance the implementation of the SDGs. United Nations initiated the SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals) for the first time in 1992 at the Earth Summit, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Currently, we
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Edible food wrap may sound strange to many people. When we eat wrapped rice, the wrapping of rice will definitely be thrown in the trash along with leftover food. Some people may separate food waste from the packaging, but surely, no one will ever sort out brown or white paper and laminated plastic. Not infrequently,
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As an actualization of our mission to improve the livelihoods of coastal communities, we are keen to bridge our seaweed farmers to the processors directly. This is Gracilaria seaweed, the raw material of agar, with the specification as follows:moisture 15-18% w/w, maximum impurities 3% w/w, packed in pressed package every 50kg. ExW from Serang, Banten
