The world's first biodegradable coffee capsule comes out-plexiglass mirror
Austrian Alpla, a world manufacturer of advanced plastic materials, has developed the world's first biodegradable coffee capsule with a mature market, which consumers can dispose of in their home compost. The coffee capsule is not a medicine, but a kind of drink. Because the texture of the capsule wall is relatively hard, it can maintain the prototype well at high temperature. High pressure steam can be injected into the capsule, so that the coffee can completely precipitate under the action of pressure. Espresso. The capsule is made of composite green materials, including organic-based materials and natural fibers ground from sunflower hulls. The capsule and filter do not contain aluminum and GMOs, and are fully biodegradable in garden compost for up to 6 months. Alpla provides capsules and garden compost covers for customers. The gold compound uses sunflower husks, a by-product of the food industry, which does not compete with food production and is used as a reinforcing material. Green compounds can protect fossil resources and reduce carbon footprint. The process of composting the capsules produces humus, and coffee grounds contain valuable plant nutrients such as potassium, phosphorus, and nitrogen. According to various certificates, the material has unique characteristics: oxygen barrier is very similar to traditional plastics such as PP-EVOH-PP, single-layer coffee capsules do not require external packaging and are fragrance-proof. In addition, the composite material meets the standards of composting and biodegradable soil. Alpla is one of the leading companies in the field of plastic packaging, producing customized packaging systems, bottles, closures and molded parts in 176 factories in 45 countries. Alpla's high-quality packaging has a wide range of applications in food and beverages, cosmetics and care products, household detergents, washing and cleaning agents, pharmaceutical products, engine oils and lubricants. Plexiglass mirror