Compostable packaging materials are a practice that reduces plastic pollution in separate waste collection. Analysis by composting associations revealed that contaminations mainly consist of plastic, which represents 3 percent of the total weight of organic waste.

The consequences of this contamination are twofold:

• The quality of the resulting compost is compromised
• Process costs increase because they have to be separated. When each piece of plastic is removed, it carries some of the waste sent to the landfill with it.

It is very easy for plastic materials to enter the organic waste bin. For example, cleaning a plate of food scraps without noticing a sticky label or pieces of a snack pack. Packaging products that are most often found to be pollutants can be repurposed in compostable bioplastic to improve the quality and efficiency of compost production.

More environmentally conscious consumers know that packaging must be free of excess food residue for proper recycling. Sometimes this includes inappropriate separation efforts. In these cases, the use of compostable packaging can make life easier and encourage more willing, accurate and trouble-free separate collection.

Plastic pollutants are a serious problem in waste management and an effective waste management is required to control and reduce this pollution.

Plastics are one of the most important pollutants among the various pollutants thrown into the environment. They play a very important role in human life, as they are cost-effective and versatile. Plastics have a mixture of many chemical components and are used for a wide variety of domestic applications. Despite various useful applications, plastics take a long time to degrade. Burning plastics releases some chemicals that are considered a hazard to the ecosystem. Toxic residues released from plastics enter the food chain and water bodies in the form of microplastics. The presence of phthalates in foods and toys contaminated with microplastics causes serious health problems such as congenital diseases and malignant cancers. Inadequate waste management practices have led to significant plastic pollution in water bodies.

Our organization always follows domestic and foreign standards, applicable legal regulations and generally accepted practices in certification and labeling studies. In this context, requesting businesses,It also provides compost certification and C-Label (Compost Labeling) compost labeling services.