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Torise Biomaterials is 100% green manufacturing, converting 30,000 tons of plastic waste into certified compostable products each year. Our 2MW solar/wind system is zero emission, reducing 2,392.8 tons of CO2 per year. Advanced VOC filtration (99% efficient), 90% water recycling and smart lighting demonstrate overall sustainability. Products meet EN13432, BPI and TÜV standards for packaging/agricultural use. Achieved 40% carbon reduction for partners.

Learn how to turn inedible corn into eco-friendly compostable bags! Our biodegradable bags are DINplus and EN13432 (Din Certco), OK Compost, OK Compost HOME (TUV Austria), ASTM D6400 (BPI), AS4736 and AS5810 (ABA) certified and come in customizable sizes, four-color double-sided printing and a low minimum order quantity (500 kg). Perfect for businesses looking for sustainable packaging. Join the green revolution today - request a free sample!

Torise Biomaterials achieves ISCC PLUS certification, which ensures resource efficiency, enhances supply chain transparency and promotes sustainable development through a mass balance approach.

Torise Biomaterials has received DIN PLUS certification, ensuring that its compostable bags meet strict biodegradability standards. This certification requires that the products completely decompose within 6 weeks in an industrial composting environment and guarantees that they are safe for the environment. Torise Biomaterials is committed to providing customers with high-quality, truly environmentally friendly compostable products.

Nanle County Chamber of Commerce honors Torise Biomaterials Co., Ltd., specializing in biodegradable materials like PLA resin and supermarket shopping bags. Their products degrade in 6-9 months, reducing carbon emissions. With international certifications, Torise leads in innovation and environmental stewardship.

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BRCGS certification sets the global benchmark for excellence in both food and non-food sectors, providing confidence in our products.

We commit to the highest standards, ensuring safety, legality, and top quality of our products.

Our BRCGS certification demonstrates our unwavering dedication to excellence, instilling confidence in our customers.

Explore Opportunities, Foster Collaboration - Visit Our Booths at the 2024 Canton Fair, Chinaplas, and NPE Exhibition!----Henan Longdu Torise Biomaterials Co., Ltd.

Torise is a professional manufacturer producing compostable plastic bags and resin. We will showcase our compostable and eco-friendly products to all visitors.

When purchasing biodegradable plastic bags, consumers should pay attention to the following details: The product has a GJ-certified degradability label. Judge the actual performance of the product through the text content in the logo.

Torise Biomaterials will showcase compostable and biodegradable bags at The 134th Canton Fair in 2023. Join us to explore the potential of compostable and biodegradable bags at The 134th Canton Fair.

According to the report of the UN Environment Program, more than 9 billion tons of plastic bags are produced in the world, only 9% were recycled and about 12% were incinerated. The remaining 79% ends up in landfills or in the natural environment. It takes a very long time, even 400-500 years to degrade, which has a potential impact on the entire ecosystem. In order to solve this problem, many countries started to take action and ban free plastic bags.

As investigated, 59% of the white pollution is caused by the packaging and agricultural film plastic products. The characteristics of disposable and difficult-to-recycle plastics for this type are not suitable for plastic recycling. Only biodegradable plastics can fundamentally solve the problem of white pollution. Torise Biomaterials is invited to engage in formulating GB standards for biodegradable plastic shopping bags, contributing to the effort to help reduce white pollution globally.

As an enterprise with strong social responsibilities, Torise Biomaterials not only cares much about protecting our common homeland, but also concerns about the healthy growth of our children. We decided to create the Relief Fund for children in difficulties and carried out regular donation activities, hoping to make them live in a healthy and positive environment.