From plastic to "paper"! Introduction of alternatives using materials that reduce or eliminate plastic.

We will introduce easily disposable (biodegradable) alternative products, such as soft packaging films, food use, daily necessities, liquid immersion, and agricultural applications.

This is an introduction to environmentally friendly materials made primarily from wood pulp. By using "paper" as a base, we can increase the biomass content, and by combining it with thin and low-density technologies, we can also achieve labor and resource savings. We will introduce a range of products that utilize the technologies we have developed so far, along with examples. ■ Heat Seal Paper As a substitute for soft packaging films, it can be directly used for heat seal packaging. We also offer types that allow visibility of the contents. ■ Water-Soluble Paper Packaging Can be used as a substitute for water-soluble PVA films. It disperses quickly even in cold water, and handling for printing and storage is relatively easy. ■ Base Material (Impregnated Material) A wood pulp-based base material that can replace products using water-absorbing resins. It excels in initial water absorption and volatility, making it suitable for impregnation of air fresheners and insect repellents. ■ Water Absorbing Paper A new product that further enhances water absorption functionality. Made from 100% wood pulp. By increasing the swelling properties of the pulp fibers themselves, we have improved water absorption. ■ Japanese Paper Mulch A substitute for agricultural black mulch. It can be disposed of not only as general waste but also through incorporation, taking advantage of its biodegradability. ■ Thin Products We offer a range of thin products. The reduction in thickness allows for resource savings.

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