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What kind of material is traceless®?traceless® is part of a novel generation of natural biomaterials - fully plant-based, fossil free and based on natural polymers. Even though traceless materials can be used as natural plastic substitutes, they are technically natural and are neither plastics nor bioplastics.
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What are traceless® materials made of?To produce traceless® materials, we use plant residues of the agricultural industry - specifically, by-products of the grain processing industry, like brewery or starch production leftovers. Using secondary biomass is in line with sustainable bioeconomy principles and ensures food availability.
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What sets traceless® apart from bioplastics?Biobased or biodegradable plastics are still plastics, since they are either synthetically created - for example, through fermentation - or chemically modified. traceless® materials are a novel material generation based on unmodified natural polymers, which are directly extracted from plants. They fall outside the plastic category and are certified plastic-free. Due to their natural composition, and unlike most bioplastics, traceless® is not only industrially compostable but also compostable under natural composting conditions, avoiding any pollution risk. Additionally, traceless® is based on plant residues, not competing with food production or causing land-use changes.
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Can I get material samples?Material samples are available for potential B2B partners, like converters or brand owners. To request a sample, please send us your inquiry including a description of your demand, using our contact form, and our team will check what we can offer to you.
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