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How Much Waste Can One Additive Prevent?

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The Cost of Doing Nothing

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End of Life Solutions for Plastics and Why Pristine Excels

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Pristine Leads the Way for the Future of Biodegradable Plastics

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How Businesses Can Transition to Biodegradable Packaging with Pristine

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Why Traditional Plastic Isn't Enough- Pristine Offers a Scalable Solution

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The Future Demands Biodegradable Plastics; Is Your Brand Ready?

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Pristine's Biodegradable Additive Offers a Bold Solution to the Plastic Waste Crisis

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Pristine Accelerating Global Plastic Biodegradation for a Cleaner Future

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Biodegradable Plastic Additives are Critical for Protecting Wildlife and Our Planet

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Earth Day Every Day: How Pristine is Rethinking the Future of Plastic

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Pristine Leads the Charge in Advancing the Circular Economy for Plastics

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The Toy Industry Needs a Biodegradable Revolution

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Pristine's Role in Ensuring Reliable Adhesive Performance in the Automotive Industry

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Transforming Fashion: Pristine's Solution to Plastic Waste

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Pristine's Biodegradable Plastic Packaging for Consumer Products

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The Role of Plastics in the Food Industry and the Need for Biodegradable Alternatives

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Pristine is Driving Sustainable Innovation in the Automotive Industry

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Reducing Plastic Waste in Healthcare: Pristine Offers a Solution

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The Future of Plastic Bottles: Reducing Plastic Waste with Pristine's Biodegradable Innovation

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Coca-Cola's Shift Back to Plastic Bottles Amid Aluminum Tariffs

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U.S. Government Ends Forced Use of Paper Straws

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Plastic Product Manufacturing: An Overlooked Advantage

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A Brand Strategy Guide for Plastic Reduction

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Biodegradable Plastic Packaging For Consumer Products

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Does Plastic Recycling Work? Exploring Alternatives

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Sustainable Plastic Packaging: A Necessity for a Greener Future

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A Sustainability Strategy for Consumer Packaged Goods: Biodegradable Plastics

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Plastic Decomposition in Landfills: Is Your Product Landfill-Friendly?

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Plastic Trends for the Rest of 2024: Balancing Functionality with Sustainability

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Choosing the Right Additive When Manufacturing Biodegradable Plastic

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Bioplastics Solutions and A New Alternative

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EPR Regulations: Reshaping the Plastic Packaging Industry

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Plastic Recycling Types: Facts About What Really is Recyclable

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Plastic Pollution: Future Regulation and Manufacturing Options

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Biodegradation of Plastics - New Recycling Possibilities for Our Planet

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The Real Impact of Bioplastics and Biodegradation Options

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Polylactic Acid (PLA) - The Biodegradable and Compostable Truth

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Plastic Manufacturing Option Types and Processes

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Pristine Compliments the Circularity of Plastic

PLASTIC WILL NEVER BE BAD FOR THE PLANET AGAIN!

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* Biodegradation rates of Pristine®-treated plastic materials measured according to the ASTM D5511 test method. Tests are generally conducted using 20% to 30% solids content; solids content in naturally wetter landfills range from 55% to 65%, while the driest landfills may reach 93%. Actual biodegradation rates will vary in biologically-active landfills according to the type of plastic used, the product configuration, and the solid content, temperature and moisture levels of the landfill. This website contains information based on our current experiences and knowledge. It does not relieve customers of their responsibility to carry out their own tests and experiments on their own. We do not imply any legally binding assurance. Customers are encouraged to be responsible in determining their products do not infringe upon any intellectual properties.

Regulations in some US States including but not limited to California, Vermont, Delaware and Massachusetts currently prohibits the sale of plastic products and packaging that are labeled with the terms ‘biodegradable,' 'degradable,' or ‘de-compostable, or any form of those terms. Laws consistently change, we recommend you update your marketing to reflect the current laws in your trade area. The laws in some US States also prohibits language that implies in any way that the item will break down, biodegrade or decompose in a landfill or other environment. These restrictions apply to all sales in many US States, including sales over the Internet.
Pristine makes no claims to being ‘biodegradable,' 'degradable,' or ‘de-compostable, or any form of those terms in any US State not allowing or recognizing those terms.