Finding alternatives to plastic is not an elective course, but a required course that must be put on the agenda. At present, plastic restriction orders are being signed and implemented around the world. For example, major economies such as the European Union, the United States, China, Japan, Australia and other major economies have officially implemented plastic restriction orders around 2020. Substitutes such as stone paper will inevitably become a huge global market. market.
Such as mulch and gardening film used to cover the soil. They are usually made of polyethylene (PE), a plastic made from fossil raw materials. Due to technical reasons, residues of the film often remain in the soil. This can lead to contamination by microplastics in the medium term. Therefore, switching to biodegradable alternatives makes sense here. But are there any side effects from using these alternatives?
The stone paper is completely degradable. The stone paper can automatically degrade and return to nature after being exposed to ultraviolet rays in the sun for half a year. It is a very environmentally friendly product. Because of this feature, stone paper can be made into various packaging materials according to different thicknesses, and its recycling cost is relatively low, and it has great potential in industrial applications.
