General Detail:
Looking to be more environmentally friendly with your packaging?
Our Bio-Eco products offer a full range of disposable bioplastic items that are compostable in order to offer an “earth-conscious” alternative to the current plastic consumption patterns. Bio-Eco is an environmental friendly company that offers 100% compostable single-use packaging made from Cassava, Corn, and Sugarcane.
Bio Eco offers complete packaging solutions for the catering industry. Whether you are looking for packaging for beverages, drinks or food, we have the right solution for you.
Tricontinental with Bio-Eco offer a wide selection of packaging solutions for take-out, drive-through and on-site service.
Our products are tested and proven and are currently used by many major brands of fast food, fast service and fast service products.
Bio Natural Food Box
Made from Polylactic Acid (PLA) – Cornstarch & Ricestarch.
Suitable for any types of food. Heat Resistant up to 170°C. Microwavable for 5 minutes.
Printed: Soy Ink.
Bio Paper Open Lid
Made from paper coated with Polybutylene Succinate (PBS) – Sugarcane
Suitable for hot foods up to 100°C. Heat Resistant. Printed: Soy Ink.
Same range: Bio Paper Noodle Box, Bio Paper Food Box
What is Bio Plastics?
What is Biodegradable Plastics?
Bioplastics are plastics derived from renewable biomass sources, such as vegetable fats and oils, cornstarch, or sugarcane.
Biodegradable plastics or Compostable plastics are a kind of plastic that decomposes naturally in the environment. This is achieved when microorganisms in the environment metabolize and break down the structure of that plastics to be water, carbon dioxide, biomass and no harmful materials remain in the environment.
- Plastic takes 450 years to decompose
- Bio-Eco Bioplastic packaging takes 6 months to decompose
- Plastic is made from Petroleum based (non renewable resources)
- Polystyrene foam has carcinogen and cause Cancer
- Bio-Eco Bioplastic packaging are made from natural and renewable resources such as Sugarcane, Cornstarch, Cassava oil.
video: Plastics in our everyday lives
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