CO2 reduction Bioplastic bubble wrap "Bio Puchi" made from biomass materials
A bubble wrap made from plant-based materials by Braskem, contributing to the reduction of CO2 emissions.
"BioPuchi" is a refreshing light green bubble wrap made from "green polyethylene" derived from sugarcane (Braskem). By incorporating approximately 15% green polyethylene, it is possible to reduce CO2 emissions by more than 5% compared to conventional products. This can significantly contribute to the prevention of global warming, of which CO2 is one of the contributing factors. 【Features】 - Refreshing light green color - More than 5% reduction in CO2 emissions - Significant contribution to the prevention of global warming, of which CO2 is one of the contributing factors - Green polyethylene is considered carbon neutral because the sugarcane used as the main raw material absorbs CO2 during its growth stage, resulting in zero CO2 emissions when incinerated as waste. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
basic information
【Flow until incineration】 ■Sugarcane ↓ ■Ethanol ↓ ■Ethylene ↓ ■Polyethylene (Green Polyethylene) ↓ ■Bio Pouch ↓ ■Incineration *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
Price range
P1
Delivery Time
P3
Model number/Brand name
Bio-optics
Applications/Examples of results
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【Bubble Wrap Processing Examples】 Cutting, Bags, etc. Cost Reduction, Quality Improvement, Labor Reduction Would you like to improve your packaging operations with processed bubble wrap?
■Bubble wrap "Puchipuchi" is available not only in rolls but can also be processed into sizes requested by customers (cut sheets, bubble wrap bags). ■Are you cutting bubble wrap with scissors during breaks in your work? ■Why not consider processed bubble wrap products to improve work efficiency?
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[Plastic Recycling Case] Domestic Circular Recycling: Bubble wrap made from recycled materials.
Building a Circular Economy ■ Domestic Resource Circulation Plastic Recycling Examples ■ Collection of used polyethylene, returned to raw materials, environmentally friendly bubble wrap reused ■ Contributing to the reduction of CO2 emissions *For more details, please feel free to contact us.
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【Bubble Wrap Processing Examples】 Cutting, Bags, etc. Cost Reduction, Quality Improvement, Labor Reduction Would you like to improve your packaging operations with processed bubble wrap?
■Bubble wrap "Puchi Puchi" is not only sold in rolls but can also be processed into sizes requested by customers. ■Are you cutting bubble wrap with scissors during breaks in your work? ■It will result in a cleaner finish than cutting with scissors. Additionally, bubble wrap bags can also be made. ■Why not consider bubble wrap processed products to improve work efficiency?
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[Recycling Case] Domestic Circular Recycling Bubble Wrap Made from Recycled Materials
■Domestic resource recycling case studies ■Environmentally friendly bubble wrap made from recycled polyethylene ■Contributes to the reduction of CO2 emissions *For more details, please feel free to contact us.*
Distributors
Kawakami Sangyo Co., Ltd. is a manufacturer of packaging materials centered on the production and sale of bubble cushioning material "Puchipuchi(R)." Since its founding in 1968, the company has continued to provide products that support safe and efficient logistics. In addition to using over 90% recycled materials in Puchipuchi (average across all factories for the fiscal year 2023), the company is also focusing on the use of biodegradable and biomass materials, leading the industry as a top manufacturer. Furthermore, in addition to bubble cushioning materials, the company is committed to developing environmentally friendly products such as plastic cardboard "Ecoliar Board" and "Plaparl," which utilize recycled materials. They also support the introduction of automatic packaging machines like "Puchipacker" to enhance on-site work efficiency. In addition to packaging, they have developed and sold the cute "Heart Grain Puchipuchi," catering to a wide range of fields including art and gifts. In 2021, to aim for zero plastic waste, the company officially launched the "Puchipuchi Recycling Project," working on plastic recycling and contributing to the realization of a comfortable and sustainable society. Beyond the realm of packaging materials, they sell a variety of products including partitions, plastic beds, and storage batteries.
