Cornstarch Trash Bag with Logo

Advantages

1. Made from natural cornstarch 

2.100% biodegradable and compostable in 180 days 

3. Very strong and durable 

4. Suitable for garbage 

5. Excellent design and feel

Starch is a carbohydrate formed by photosynthesis in plants. It is composed of a single type of sugar unit of polysaccharide, depending on the natural synthesis of plant body. Starch is found in the seeds, tubers and roots of plants. Corn starch is the primary product of corn processing, not only can be used directly, but also is an important industrial material, widely used in food, sugar, fermentation, medicine, papermaking, Chemical industry and other industries. The global use of corn for deep-processing and production of more than 2000 kinds of products, China's corn deep-processing products have more than 500 kinds. At present, about two-thirds of the world's starch used in food, medicine, beverages and other aspects, One-third for paper, packaging, textiles, oil and so on. 

Starch sugar is the most important product of corn starch processing. The variety of starch sugar, added value, mainly including glucose, maltose, maltose syrup, fructose and other products to maltose syrup, high maltose syrup and glucose-dominated, this type of starch sugar accounted for more than 80% of the proportion. Starch sugar can be directly used to add food, is also downstream products raw materials, for example, glucose, maltose, fructose, can be directly used in food, hydrogenation treatment, respectively, wheat and sugar and mannose alcohol, they collectively referred to as polyols, used in medicine, food industry, cosmetics industry, agriculture and other fields.

Flexo printing is the use of flexo printing, through the transmission of ink roller screen printing method, is a letterpress printing process. It uses the printing plate, all is the picture and text partial convex. When printing Anilox Roller will be a certain thickness of the ink layer evenly coated in the printing plate and text, and then in the pressure printing drum pressure, the part of the ink layer transfer to the substrate surface, forming a clear picture and text. The flexographic printing machine is usually a two-roller ink-conveying mechanism.