Verpalin Green Life - Verpa Folie - Markt- und Innovationsführer für dickenreduzierte Polyethylen(PE)-Folien

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Verpalin Green Life = Verpalin material optimization
+ even more sustainability

In our Verpalin Green Life products, we combine our thickness optimization and the associated benefits of our Verpalin philosophy with the addition of sustainable reclaimed materials, thus focusing on maximum resource conservation. The reclaimed material either comes from our in-house, state-of-the-art recycling facilities or is purchased for our customers at optimal conditions. We differentiate between:

	Mechanical Recycling Post-Industrial: Start-up/transition materials from own or external film production Post-Consumer: Film has been used at least once (from industry or household/yellow bag) Optionally available with ‘BLUE ANGEL’ certification
	Solvent Recycling Separation of composite materials to produce high-quality regranulates For the recovery of PE Processing of yellow bag materials possible
	Chemical Recycling Pyrolysis: Thermochemical cracking process Breaking down molecular chains into base substances for the production of new plastics Also suitable for food contact via ‘ISCC-PLUS’ certification
	Renewable Raw Materials Plant-based (e.g. sugar cane) Bio-based raw materials of the so-called 2nd generation (e.g. wood, tall oil, frying fat, pomace) Also suitable for food contact via ‘ISCC-PLUS’ certification
	Biodegradable Based on corn/potato starch or petroleum Biodegradable & home-compostable according to DIN EN 13432 New: BioNatur Plastics, biological degradation in landfills in the absence of oxygen (anaerobic) more about BioNatur
	Upcycling Unlike recycling, used items or waste are directly transformed into new products and thus reused