Credentials
d2w®
d2w® plastics have been extensively tested and proven by independent test laboratories.
Click to see our certification hereHealth & Safety Data Sheets
The COSHH Safety Data Sheets on the links below include the new formulation additive being introduced from April 2006. This new range of additives can be identified by having a numerical product code (e.g. 502538 or 93224) rather than an alpha code (e.g. 2EM or 2MM) Degradable additive prior to March 2006
Degradable Data Sheet - Download PDF (39.1Kb)Improved Degradable Data Sheet - Download PDF (39.1Kb)
Oxo-Biodegradable Plastics Association
This association has a scientific advisory board which is comprised of highly respected scientists, doctors and professors with backgrounds in chemistry, polymer science, physical chemistry, plastic materials processing and molecular microbial ecology. This organisation has done extensive testing and research on the use and effects of oxo-degradable plastic and provide certification to products which are shown by reports of testing institutions approved by the OPA, to be:
- 1. Oxo-degradable
- 2. Oxo-biodegradable
- 3. Non eco-toxic.
d2w® and Eco-Pal are members of this association.
www.biodeg.orgManaging the Transition - Degradable Plastics in New Zealand
A guide and industry commitment
Our industry recognised the need for a collaborative effort from all sectors. Degradable plastics are a complex and evolving area with new products entering the marketplace all the time. Their increasing use in a wide range of applications has prompted the need to reduce potential misunderstandings about the environmental claims about these new products. Eco-Pal was one of the signatories on this document which was created by Plastics NZ with the help of a working group from various plastics and environmental fields.
PNZ Degradables Guide - Download PDF