The Earth Co: Working towards a better future!

At times where countries are banning single use plastics companies like The Earth Co are providing a better alternative to the businesses and consumers as switching to compostable plastic won’t just solve our problem but as well help as save our environment from single use plastic.

The Earth Co: Working towards a better future!

We at Bharatrath are pleased to work with a company like The Earth Co. The work they have been doing is truly inspiring and we are glad having them at our platform. Let us take you through the brand.

The Earth Company deals in 100% compostable plastic solutions. Made from a corn starch base, the range of products are 100% eco-friendly & available across India. The Earth Company as a brand was incepted with the primary goal of providing end-to-end solutions for manufacturing and supplying irradiation single use plastic to compostable plastic. From sourcing the right manufacturers to packaging the finished product, they meticulously plan and execute every part of the process to ensure a high quality product for their clients.

At times where countries are banning single use plastics companies like The Earth Co are providing a better alternative to the businesses and consumers as switching to compostable plastic won’t just solve our problem but as well help as save our environment from single use plastic. We believe it’s a two way thing you must have heard this phrase a lot “Ek haat say tali nahi bajti” “You can’t clap with one hand” So let us be the other hand, let us all switch towards biodegradable plastics.

We at Bharatrath vouch for this brand. Let us all lend our hands towards the change. Let’s empower these micro entrepreneurs. We are just a click away, ready to serve you and empower these micro entrepreneurs.

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Things you should know about biodegradable plastic.

Source: The Earth Co

Biodegradable plastics come in different varieties with varying uses. The three most commonly used types are polylactic acid (PLA), thermoplastic starches (TPS), and polyhydroxyalkanoates (PHAs). As the ‘poly’ prefix for each suggests, they’re all long chained polymers formed from simple monomers.

Biodegradable polymers are mostly produced from plant-based materials. PLA is obtained from fermented starch, which is itself obtained from corn, cassava, sugar cane or sugar beet. TPS is produced by heating starch from plant materials with water and mixing with plasticisers. PHAs are distinct in that they’ re extracted from bacteria, which produce it by fermenting sugar or lipids obtained from waste or plant-based feedstocks.