How should we reduce the white pollution caused by the use of plastic products?

The latest policy on degradable plastics in 2023: Starting from January 1, 2023, the scope of the plastic restriction order for degradable plastics will be further expanded.

By the end of 2022, the scope of the “plastic restriction order” will be further expanded. Including: the scope of implementation of non-degradable plastic bags has been expanded to all built-up areas in cities above the prefecture level and built-up areas in counties in coastal areas, catering dine-in services in built-up areas in counties, scenic spots and scenic spots, the use of non-degradable disposable plastic tableware is prohibited; the sale of plastic microbeads is prohibited Daily chemical products; nationwide star hotels, hotels and other places no longer actively provide disposable plastic products, but can provide related services by setting up self-service purchase machines and providing refillable detergents;

Postal express outlets in Beijing, Shanghai, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian, Guangdong and other provinces and cities have first banned the use of non-degradable plastic packaging bags, disposable plastic woven bags, etc., to reduce the use of non-degradable plastic tapes.

In order to reduce plastic pollution, Hualong Film has launched a single-material composite film for product packaging, using PE film to make bags, and the bags made can be 100% recycled. Compounding a single material to realize plastic packaging recycling is a major trend in the flexible packaging industry and an important solution to control plastic pollution and protect the environment. The environmentally friendly PE film produced by Hualong Membrane Materials through MDO technology fully meets the requirements for printing, lamination, and bag making, and at the same time achieves recycling.

It has a wide range of uses and is suitable for packaging of dried fruits, pasta, pet food, daily necessities, etc.

Hualong Film Single Material MDOPE

Hualong Film Single Material MDOPE