Wageningen University to compile the first edition of bio-based packaging catalog

The Wageningen University in Netherlands has compiled the first edition of bio-based packaging catalog. This catalog has been represented by the Ministry of Economics affair to the NVC Netherlands packaging center. As sustainable packaging is being emphasized much by various productions companies of the world, the catalog has been designed to offer a comprehensive overview of different kinds of bio-packaging options available now and applications where they are being used. The ideas mentioned in the catalog have been put together in collaboration with various producers of bio-packaging materials. The objective of this catalog is to track possibilities for utilization of bio-based packaging and sustainable products on commercial level.

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Sustainable packaging is something to attract industrialists, consumers and public authorities nowadays. The main goal to employ this kind of packaging is to decrease the amount of plastic products that pollute the environment as well as using the kind of products that can be recycled. Also, bio-based packaging options are good for the reason they emits low amount of CO2 during production. That’s how, bio-based fuel is always better than the feedstock based those fuels that generate too much smoke. According to the bio-based catalog represented by the Wageningen University, bio-based packaging is the most successful application of beneficial bio-based plastics. The packaging prepared in this way is used for packing of foods as well as to keep it fresher and longer.