400ml PMU inorganic biodegradable pack for cosmetic, especially skin care, such as shampoo, body lotion, body wash, etc.

Following the design concept of the classic bottle, the choice of materials has been revolutionised. It used recyclable new material-PMU inorganic bio degradable material, is the advanced and premium packaging be launched from UKPACK PACKAGING Co.Ltd.

What?

-PMU is a type of polyimide polymer material, which belongs to the category of inorganic biodegradable polymers. It has excellent properties such as heat resistance, chemical resistance, radiation resistance and mechanical strength, and is widely used in fields such as aviation, electronics, medical, and construction.And it is a new biodegradable cosmetic packaging material.

How long?

-the degradation rate of PMU, an inorganic biodegradable polymer, is not constant, but influenced by various factors. Under appropriate environmental conditions, PMU can completely degrade in several months to several years.

Why?

• The use of biodegradable plastics has become increasingly popular in recent years due to growing concerns about plastic waste and its impact on the environment. Biodegradable plastics are designed to break down naturally through biological processes, such as microbial decomposition or hydrolysis, into harmless substances. This makes them a potential solution to the problem of plastic waste that can persist in the environment for hundreds of years.But plastic has a good function property, 100% plastic-free can not come true at current situation, then the biodegradable plastic comes, and the usage is expanding to the biodegradable cosmetic package industry.
• However, it is important to note that the effectiveness of biodegradable plastics in reducing plastic waste and environmental impact depends on several factors, including their production, use, and disposal. For example, if biodegradable plastics are not properly disposed of in composting facilities or environments that support their biodegradation, they may not break down as intended and could still contribute to plastic pollution. Furthermore, some biodegradable plastics require specific conditions, such as high temperatures or humidity, to biodegrade, and may not break down in typical landfill or marine environments.
• Therefore, while biodegradable plastics have the potential to be an effective environmental trend, their effectiveness depends on proper use and disposal, as well as continued efforts to reduce overall plastic consumption and improve waste management systems.