Product Details

PLA film (Polylactic Acid film) is a high-performance biodegradable and compostable bioplastic made from renewable plant-based raw materials such as corn starch and cassava. As an eco-friendly alternative to petroleum-based plastics, it combines good transparency, heat sealability, and barrier properties, making it widely used in food packaging, disposable products, labels, lamination, and retail packaging. It meets international compostable standards and naturally decomposes into water and carbon dioxide under industrial composting conditions, leaving no toxic residues or microplastics.

Product Specifications

Item	Details
Material	Polylactic Acid (PLA)
Thickness	0.02mm – 0.15mm, customizable
Width	100mm – 2000mm as per request
Length	Custom roll length available
Color	Transparent, matte, or custom color
Surface	Glossy / Matte finish
Temperature Resistance	-10℃ ~ 55℃
Certifications	EN13432, BPI, OK Compost, FDA food contact
Core	3" (76mm) / 6" (152mm) paper core
MOQ	Negotiable, small orders accepted

Key Features & Advantages

100% biodegradable & compostable: Breaks down completely in industrial compost within 180 days, eco-friendly and pollution-free.
Plant-based raw material: Derived from renewable starch resources, reduces dependence on petroleum plastics.
High transparency & gloss: Clear visual effect, excellent for displaying packaged products.
Good heat-sealing performance: Easy to process on standard packaging machines, stable sealing strength.
Food-safe & non-toxic: Complies with food contact standards, odorless, safe for snacks, bakery, fruits and fresh products.
Low carbon footprint: Reduces plastic waste and supports sustainable brand image.
Printable & laminable: Suitable for flexo and gravure printing, widely used in eco-packaging scenarios.

Applications

PLA film is widely used in food packaging (bread, biscuits, fruits, vegetables, salads), disposable eco-friendly bags, labels, stickers, cosmetic packaging, flower wrapping, stationery, and biodegradable lamination film. It is the preferred material for brands pursuing environmental protection, green packaging, and zero-waste solutions.