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In the pursuit of sustainable development today, bio-based materials are gradually replacing traditional plastics and becoming the new favorite of all industries. Among them, KINPOLY modified PLA (polylactic acid) stands out and becomes a star brand in the field of environmental protection materials with its excellent performance and various application prospects. What is Modified PLA? PLA is […]

Anhui Kinpoly New Materials Co., LTD., mainly engaged in the research and development, production and sales of PLA and other degradable materials, is committed to providing customers with high performance, customized, functional biodegradable materials overall solution. Based on PLA/PBAT/PBS/PHA and other biodegradable materials, the company has developed a series of biodegradable products, which are suitable

KINPOLYM biodegradable film materials refer to biodegradable resins (PBAT, PLA,etc.) and biomass materials (Starch,Calcium,etc.) as raw materials, through unique biomass material surface treatment technology and At present, KINPOLYM biodegradable film materials are mainly evaluated in the fields of supermarket shopping bags, logistics express packaging, food packaging and mulching film. Product features, classification and applications Features

Environmental protection PLA is a biodegradable material that can be completely decomposed into water and carbon dioxide by microorganisms in the natural environment or composting conditions without causing environmental pollution. In contrast, traditional plastics degrade extremely slow in the natural environment and may take hundreds to thousands of years and cause “permanent” pollution. Source of

Biodegradable Eco-Friendly Plastic Bags Cornstarch plastic bags are a type of biodegradable, eco-friendly plastic bag. They are produced from cornstarch, which is processed using modern biotechnology to extract lactic acid, a colorless and transparent liquid. This lactic acid undergoes a special polymerization process to form polylactic acid (PLA) granules. Bags made from this biopolymer can

What is PLA? PLA, also known as polylactic acid, is a biodegradable plastic derived from plant starch, primarily from renewable resources such as corn starch. Unlike traditional plastics, which are derived from non-renewable petroleum and natural gas through distillation and polymerization, PLA is classified as a “bioplastic” due to its biological origins. PLA finds extensive

KINPOLY, as a leading modified polylactic acid manufacturer in China, has a total investment of 150 million yuan, dedicated to operating 12 production lines with an annual output of 40,000 tons. Specializing in the research, development, production, and sales of PLA and other biodegradable materials, we are committed to providing customers with high-performance and functional

Polylactic acid (PLA) is a completely biodegradable polymer material derived from bio-based sources, serving as a crucial branch and support of the national “carbon peak and carbon neutrality” strategy. With excellent processability and biocompatibility, PLA exhibits natural antibacterial properties and finds wide applications in packaging, textiles, biomedical, and other fields. As a significant participant in

Pliith Biotechnology Co., Ltd., commonly known as “Pliith,” was established in May 2021. Kinpoly Advanced Materials Co., Ltd. (Kinpoly) operates as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Pliith Biotechnology Co., Ltd. This strategic alliance enables Kinpoly to leverage Pliith’s expertise in PLA (polylactic acid) products, establishing a seamless industrial chain from polymerization to modification. Through this collaboration,

As we search for ways to protect our planet, cornstarch packaging pops up as a cool, eco-friendly choice. This green option is catching eyes for being kinder to the earth than many usual packaging materials. Everyone’s talking about how we can live more sustainably, and cornstarch packaging is part of that buzz. But, is it