There is no doubt that disposable containers came to provide a solution to multiple problems that arise in daily life because today the pace of life that we lead is pressing. Their uses are very varied but they are mainly aimed at serving the food sector.

Although in recent years, campaigns to stop using single-use items have been increasing, the reality is that their use is so widespread that it is difficult to replace these disposable containers due to the ease and convenience they present. The truth is that there is a pollution problem that we cannot deny and disposable packaging is part of the problem, contributing to an increase in the amount of non-recyclable waste.

What containers should I use?

Reducing the use of disposable packaging provides a break for the environment, however, when its use is necessary, we recommend that you lean towards those that are made with biodegradable materials that facilitate their reintegration into the ecosystem much more efficiently than those made with derivatives. of the oil.

Biodegradable disposable containers

The trend of recycling and reuse is increasing because the ravages of pollution have been noted in different aspects. The commitment to practices that point towards sustainability is growing intending to curb the damage caused by pollutants and waste that are generated daily.

Among the advances that have been achieved in this area is the development of materials capable of reintegrating into nature in a minimum time, compared to their competitors made of polymers that can take more than 500 years to disintegrate.

Maxipet and sustainability

All Maxipet containers are 100% recyclable because they are made from virgin PET, however, an evaluation must be carried out after use to determine that they are not contaminated with agents that are dangerous to health, mainly those that are directed to the chemical and agrochemical industry that often use corrosive or toxic substances.