New lunch box antiseptic antibacterial film

Recently, Japan, a company specializing in the development and manufacture of materials related to printing and food packaging, has developed a biodegradable material based on the successful development of a combination of bio-degradable materials from Dainichi Seiki Chemical Industry Co., Ltd. and TTC Corporation (Horse, also known as Yamashita; mustard oil extraction. Anti-corrosion antibacterial film sheet product “Vazapar”, which is used as the main raw material, has now begun to distribute samples on the market for consumers to try it out. Acrylic-based mustard oil with antibacterial action prevents bacteria from multiplying and maintains food freshness. The feature of the antibacterial film sheet is that the biodegradable material is completely used as a base material, so that there is no need for recycling after use, and there is no problem of environmental pollution. The market for the antibacterial film is Daedipura Bode, a subsidiary of Dainichi Seiki Chemicals. In addition to distributing the lunch boxes, the company also sells various products related to horseradish and mustard oil extracts. The product. It is expected that the sales volume of antibacterial film and related products will reach 100 million yen in the first quarter.

Meal cartridge antiseptic antibacterial film sheet products are coated on the biodegradable film sheet material with horseradish and mustard oil extracts (mainly composed of propylene-based mustard oil) wrapped in cyclodextrin and wrapped with ring dextrin The highly volatile propenyl mustard oil is hardly volatile. Therefore, a stable antiseptic effect can be obtained. And even if you open the product's packaging, it will not volatilize. Only when the unsealed film sheet is in a water, water vapor, and moisture atmosphere, and a reaction between the active ingredient and the ingredients in these atmospheric conditions is generated, the newly generated volatile gas will eventually function and have Continuous anti-corrosion effect. The production of the antibacterial film sheet utilizes a patented manufacturing method held by the company.

The base material of the antibacterial film sheet is composed of biodegradable materials and can be disposed of by filling it into the soil or being composted, without increasing the load on the environment and without any problem of contamination. The film sheet is made of a biodegradable plastic material made of corn as a raw material, and a lactic acid film is polymerized as a main material, and then is processed after being compounded with a rayon pulp. The rayon pulp and the composite lactic acid material are compounded by a dry compound agent. Made of thin film. The commercial name of the film surface was printed using a biodegradable color ink developed and produced by Dainichi Seiki Industrial Co., Ltd., which is a "gravure printing ink" and a "biotechnology color ink." The ink is composed of a biodegradable resin and an external coating agent and can be used for printing various characters and patterns on the surface of food packaging.