HDPE from sugar cane


A transparent bag that attracts attention with its elongated green print.


The material

This material ensures a positive CO2 balance through its properties. As a renewable raw material, green polyethylene stores up to 2.5 tons of CO2.

The green polyethylene is produced exclusively in Brazil. Both the cultivation, harvesting and production of the bags take place there. 90 percent of the mass used is obtained from sugar cane, thus reducing dependence on oil. At the same time, less greenhouse gas is emitted. As it grows, the sugar cane plant captures and stores carbon dioxide (CO2), thus helping to reduce global warming. In addition to all these effects, this bag has the same properties as plastic packaging. It is in no way inferior to a polyethylene (HDPE) bag in terms of density and tear resistance. 

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Properties

The transparent bag in star seal has a high density and tear resistance. 

Due to its star seal, the handleless bag offers the possibility to pack and transport fruit and vegetables without pressure marks. The products filled in come to rest next to each other, and are thus less susceptible to pressure marks. 

The printed image 'I'm green!' provides the most important information about this bag. The roll of bags placed in the centre of the dispenser is clearly visible and communicates the properties of the bag in a direct way.

bag per roll : 1.050 | tensile strength: well over 10kg
Also available with your individual print image! 

 

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NEW!

From now on we offer you special WEBApouch documents with which you can pass on all relevant information about our compostable and environmentally friendly version to your customers.