The future of the plastics industry is now compostable products at home. These products are truly the future of the plastics industry. The basis of home compostable bioplastics is a material called PHA or polyhydroxyalkanoate.

This is a kind of compostable polymer naturally produced by various microorganisms. PHA from canola oil production is combined with other compostable materials to produce products with a wide variety of properties.

The bioplastics revolution is an amazing organization that started it really fast. Biotechnology and engineering work together to produce PHA for use in a variety of different projects. Large businesses are working with scientists to develop the PHA resin and use it in products.

What makes home compostable materials truly revolutionary is that they are certified. Home compostable products are different from all other compostable products. Most of these are industrially compostable, meaning they are made with a different bioplastic called PLA (polylactic acids) and require additional heat and microbes to compost.

Home compost is the real solution, especially for single-use plastics. Because a lot of people want to ban single-use plastics completely, but that just doesn't seem possible. In this respect, with a revolutionary base material like PHA and the technology to use it to create home compostable products on an industrial scale, the molds are about to break. For example, compostable straws at home are just one step into the bioplastic future.

As plastic pollution becomes an increasingly serious problem, plastic manufacturers increasingly take on the responsibility of contributing to countermeasures to minimize plastic pollution. One aspect of these countermeasures is based on the circular economy. Waste collection and recycling is a tough choice for fossil-based and non-degradable plastic materials.

One of the circular solutions for biobased and biodegradable materials is home composting. However, meeting the material specifications for modern plastic products while maintaining compostability is not an easy task. Some companies overcome this challenge by using their expertise in starch processing and produce thermoplastic starch for bioplastic applications. As a result, bioplastic products that are not only compostable but also compostable at home are produced.

Our organization provides very different certification services for businesses in various sectors and carries out the necessary testing, analysis, control and evaluation activities within this framework. In these works, it always follows domestic and foreign standards, applicable legal regulations and generally accepted practices. In this context, requesting businesses,It also provides compost certification and C-Label (Compost Labeling) compost labeling services.