How much do you misinterpret plastic packaging?

How much do you misinterpret plastic packaging?

Not it pollute the environment, but we also do not know how to dispose of!

The general nature of plastic packaging has been plagued by the media’s one-sided negative reporting. But from the ecological point of view, the polymer packaging disposal scheme, compared to other packaging materials, has many advantages. Of course, a suitable collection and recovery system is a prerequisite for this programme.

The discussion about packing demand in the mass media is very superficial and one-sided, especially the plastic packaging is treated as dross, and it is also related to marine pollution. Ideally, plastic packaging has a lot of advantages; it not only saves resources, but also has super high recyclability. Good merchandise Maintenance. Add CO2 emissions, all packaging has the most sustainable is its maintenance function, especially in food packaging, and plastic packaging excellent oxygen barrier function, so that many food shelf lives can be extended. At present, a study in this regard indicates that the plastic packaging of food rarely becomes dross, due to its freshness period has been extended. Optimised packaging will reduce the amount of discarded food discarded by decaying can be a great pollution to the environment. For example, the Consumption of 1 kg of beef will produce about 14 kilograms of carbon dioxide. The better the meat is packaged, the less it can become scum. Therefore, good commodity maintenance helps to maintain the climate and the environment.

According to the FAO, a country of United Nations agency, 1.3 billion tonnes of food each year are wasted due to the absence of suitable plastic packaging materials. Many of the poorer countries are starving for this reason, while richer countries are pushing for a demand moratorium, with only European households discarding 70 million tonnes of inedible food a year. Re-furnishing not only constitutes a consumer’s economic loss, but also seriously pollutes the environment. Therefore, packaging materials can be extended to the shelf life to better maintain food, thereby reducing carbon dioxide emissions. Lightweight material saves resources. In particular, plastics can save resources when compared to the suspension of packaging materials. In addition, the plastic packaging part accounted for 63%, the other 37% uses other materials, but the plastic part of the weight accounted for only 24%, while the other materials’ weight accounted for more than three-fourths. This is because plastic packaging than other packaging materials much lighter. Packaged goods save a large quantity of fuel in the transport chain, and plastic packaging will become lighter.

According to GVM, a market research firm in Mainz, Germany, for 1991-2013, the plastic needed to consume the same amount of packaging is 1 million tonnes less than before, with a cup weighing 4.7 grams and 360 days a year, equivalent to saving 565 million yoghurt cups a day. An example of a daily saving of material equivalent to 565 million yoghurt cups is a description of another expanded form of plastic packaging. A few years ago, the 7 grams of yoghurt cup was now only 3.5 grams. Through the addition of materials, plastic packaging saves raw materials and power and other precious resources, which is why the global consumption of mineral oil is only 1.2% for plastic packaging; this is not a waste of resources. Collection and recycling systems are prerequisites in Germany, and plastic packaging is also seen as one of the sources of pollution of the ocean. But the ideal is not so. In Germany, a large number of recycling systems have been in existence for many years and are now a global phenomenon. Every citizen can collect plastic packaging from the yellow dross bag or dross barrel and suspend the recycling. Since almost every German citizen is in this position, very few packages flow into rivers, lakes or forests. Advanced recycling methods will be packaged into consumer-friendly new plastic products. Unfortunately, universal and well-functioning collection and recycling systems like Germany are not rare in the world. Due to the lack of systematic and consumer information, countries in Asia and southern Europe have caused huge pollution to the oceans.

  The conclusion is well known that in the daily use of packaging materials, plastic packaging as a result of light weight and easy to dispose of the characteristics of a consumer-friendly material. However, from the environmental point of view, because of the excellent function, flexible packaging for a variety of goods provides the best maintenance function, so there is no reason for plastics to be second to other flexible packaging materials; but they should show their advantages. At the same time, their economic and ecological characteristics are particularly useful in modern society.