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Case Studies
Plantic® is already being used by manufacturers and packagers around the world. At the same time, we are currently developing Plantic® in conjunction with leading companies. Here you will find a variety of case studies which will give you an insight into what is happening with Plantic® right now.
| Plantic® Injection Molding Resins for Seedling & Plant Pots |
Plantic® seedling and planter pots offer the opportunity to dispose the pots into domestic compost, where they will biodegrade to form compost for future plantings.
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| Marks & Spencer Adopt Plantic® Packaging |
Marks & Spencer have introduced a new range of Swiss chocolates with "environmentally friendly" packaging from Plantic Technologies.
Partners
Marks & Spencer
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| Cadbury Schweppes and the Plantic® R1 Tray |
Cadbury Schweppes was the first company in the world to adopt the Plantic® material for commercial packaging.
Partners
Cadbury Schweppes
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| Barrier Closures with In-Mold Labeling |
Plantic worked with Universal Closures Ltd to develop a barrier liner sandwiched between the closure liner and the closure shell for use in the areas of food and beverage and personal care product packaging.
Visit their website at: www.universalclosures.com
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| The Peezy Product |
Funnelly Enough developed proprietary design and technology for the collection of mid-stream urine samples, the PEEZY Product.
Partners
Funnelly Enough Ltd
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| Water Dispersible Labels |
Labels for labelling applications that benefit from Plantic's water dispersibility post its label usage. Examples for labelling applications: tableware, dishware, glassware. Applications where product will be washed with a dishwasher before its use.
Partners
SA Labels
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| Biodegradable Lethal Ovitrap |
To develop an injection mouldable formulation that has appropriate mechanical properties (HDPE-like) for a bucket, appropriate surface finish, color and chemical composition to be an attractant to mosquitos laying eggs, and to be water resistant but biodegrade as a result of biological activity in the water (after the insecticide ceases to work) and in the soil beneath the bucket.
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Plantic Technologies Limited, University of Queensland, Queensland Health, Swinburne University of Technology. |
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| Growie Plant Seed Blisters |
Plantic worked with Freitec Kunststoffe GmbH to develop a customised advertising product in the form of plants seeds packaged in a compostable blister as a green marketing initiative.
Visit their website at: www.growie.com |
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