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We use plastic every day, and plastic particles may be present at different stages of the food supply chain—from agricultural soils and irrigation water to food-processing equipment, packaging, transportation, and storage. Among these applications, food packaging is one of the most direct points of contact between consumers and plastic materials. As research into microplastics and nanoplastics …

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China’s environmental regulatory framework is entering a new stage, creating new opportunities for recyclable, degradable, low-carbon, and safer material alternatives. On August 15, 2026, the Ecological Environment Code of the People’s Republic of China officially came into force. As China’s second law formally enacted as a “code” after the Civil Code, it integrates pollution prevention, …

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Field Validation in Xinjiang Demonstrates the Future of Biodegradable Agricultural Mulch Film The future of sustainable agriculture requires more than environmentally friendly concepts—it requires materials that can perform effectively under real farming conditions. Recently, the National Standard Demonstration Application and Validation Conference for Fully Biodegradable Agricultural Mulch Film was successfully held in Shihezi, Xinjiang, China. …

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Growing attention from both the government and consumers toward green consumption has created new opportunities for CO₂-based biodegradable plastics. PPC-P biodegradable plastic, a key player in this sector, is increasingly favored by the market; this article details the advantages and applications of PPC-P biodegradable plastic. China’s Green Consumption Strategy Opens New Opportunities for Sustainable Packaging …

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With growing global awareness of food safety and environmental protection, regulations for food contact materials (FCMs) are becoming increasingly strict worldwide. Especially in the European market, food packaging is no longer evaluated only by whether it is recyclable or biodegradable. The potential risk of chemical migration from packaging materials into food has become a critical …

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In recent years, the environmental and health risks caused by plastic pollution have become increasingly evident. While the impact of plastics on oceans and ecosystems is widely recognized, emerging scientific research is now pointing to a deeper concern—nanoplastics may be silently affecting human brain health. Nanoplastics and Neurological Disorders: A Hidden “Micro Threat” In November …

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Microplastics found in human tumor tissues raise health concerns. Discover how microplastic-free biodegradable PPC-P offers a safer, sustainable alternative.

Recently, at the 41st Annual Meeting of the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE) held in Paris, a groundbreaking study has sparked widespread discussion in the medical community. For the first time, researchers from the University of Murcia in Spain detected microplastics in human follicular fluid and semen. This alarming discovery not only …

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Global Plastic Regulations Are Tightening: The Industry Enters an Era of Stronger Governance In 2026, the global plastics industry is entering a new wave of regulatory transformation. The European Union’s latest Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) has officially entered the implementation phase and is set to be fully enforced by 2026. The regulation clearly …

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