More sustainable plastics for packaging
Here you will find a large selection of packaging that you can produce from our bioplastics and recyclates.
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Bioplastics for coffee capsules
Our M·VERA® bioplastic compounds are suitable for coffee capsules in a wide variety of shapes and for a wide range of capsule systems. Our materials are certified according to OK compost INDUSTRIAL or OK compost HOME – we also have improved M·VERA® grades with a higher oxygen barrier and improved heat resistance in our product range. We offer materials for processing in injection moulding and extrusion.
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Sustainable plastic packaging – not only for cosmetics
With M·VERA® GP1015, we offer a versatile bioplastic. The material consists mainly of renewable raw materials and is industrially compostable in accordance with EN 13432. In addition to use in the cosmetics sector, M·VERA® GP1015 is also suitable for packaging in the food, household and hygiene sectors, etc.
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2nd place in the "Product of the Year 2025" in the materials category for our M·BIOBASE® compounds.
PP with wood look for packaging
With our M·BIOBASE® compounds, we offer you innovative packaging solutions made of polypropylene – some types with a wood look. The biomass-balanced M·BIOBASE® compounds combine natural aesthetics with modern functionality and are versatile and can be used for different packaging requirements.
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Crates and packaging can be injection moulded from our recyclates from the M·CYCLOSE® rPE UBQ product range.
Recyclates for packaging in injection moulding
Our M·CYCLOSE® rPE UBQ recyclate range includes materials with different stiffnesses and strengths for a wide range of packaging applications in injection moulding. Thanks to the use of PCR material and filler made from household waste, these materials have an improved CO₂-Balance compared to fossil-based virgin material.
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Blow-moulded containers: produced partially with M·CYCLOSE® rPELD 050 nat and coloured with PCR-based masterbatches from our sister company AF-COLOR.
Recyclates for blow-moulded small hollow bodies
Our sustainable recyclate M·CYCLOSE® rPELD 050 nat is suitable for the production of blow-moulded small to medium-sized hollow bodies – especially for packaging. It offers an environmentally friendly alternative for non-food packaging and helps companies to conserve raw materials, reduce waste and close loops.
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Not only caps and closures can be produced from the wide range of bioplastics in the M·VERA® material series.
Bioplastics for food packaging
For the packaging sector, we offer a wide range of sustainable plastic compounds with certified biodegradability. Our materials are suitable for food contact, optimised for various processing techniques and offer a wide range of properties to meet your individual requirements.
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Bioplastics for transparent boxes and packaging
With M·VERA® GP1041, we enable transparent packaging solutions made from bioplastics that have been specially developed for direct contact with food. The material is characterised by its high transparency and material purity, is certified to OK compost INDUSTRIAL in accordance with EN 13432 and is based on renewable raw materials.
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Always well packaged with trays made from the bioplastic M·VERA® GP4001 – sustainable, industrially compostable and suitable for food packaging.
Bioplastics for thermoformed trays
M·VERA® GP4001 is ideal for sustainable packaging solutions that are produced using the thermoforming process. The material was specially developed for applications with direct food contact and impresses with its good processability and is certified with OK compost INDUSTRIAL in accordance with EN 13432. With a high proportion of renewable raw materials, GP4001 offers a more environmentally friendly alternative to fossil-based plastics.
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Fruit and vegetable bags – sustainable packaging solutions made from M·VERA® B5033 for everyday use.
Fruit and vegetable bags – made from biodegradable plastic
With M·VERA® B5033, we offer a biocompound specially developed for bags and film applications. The material is certified according to OK compost HOME, which confirms its biodegradability under defined conditions in domestic compost.
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Bring your shopping home safely and sustainably – with biodegradable shopping bags made from M·VERA®.
Bioplastics for shopping bags
Our M·VERA® brand blown film compounds are ideal for the production of shopping bags. Regardless of whether you use M·VERA® B5029, B5033, B5037 or B5039 – all of the above bioplastics have official biodegradability certification.
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The bioplastic M·VERA® B5029 can be used to produce biodegradable bubble wrap.
Securely packaged and biodegradable – bubble wrap
The OK compost INDUSTRIAL certified bioplastic M·VERA® B5029 enables the production of bubble wrap and thus combines sustainability and reliable protection.
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Absorber pads made from M·VERA® B5037: industrially compostable bioplastic for sustainable, hygienic absorbers in the food sector.
Sustainable absorbent pads for food packaging
Absorbent pads, for example for meat packaging, are special inserts that absorb excess liquid from the packaged food and thus improve the hygiene and shelf life of the products. For a sustainable solution, these absorbent pads can be made from our industrially compostable bioplastic M·VERA® B5037.
Why are our plastics more sustainable than fossil-based plastics or virgin plastics?
Biodegradable: Biodegradable plastics can be broken down by microorganisms into natural components such as water, CO₂ and biomass. They therefore leave no long-lasting plastic residues in the environment and reduce the impact of microplastics. To confirm this, our materials are certified by external institutes in accordance with official standards (e.g. OK compost INDUSTRIAL in accordance with EN 13432).
Biobased: Biobased plastics are made entirely or partially from renewable raw materials (e.g. maize, sugar cane, vegetable oils). As plants have absorbed CO₂ from the atmosphere as they grow, this plant carbon is converted into plastic and replaces fossil carbon from crude oil. As a result, the use of renewable raw materials can contribute to a lower carbon footprint of the end product. At the same time, finite fossil resources are conserved.
Biomass-balanced: In the biomass-balanced approach, fossil raw materials in the production process are replaced by a certain proportion of renewable biomass (e.g. also used vegetable oils, UCO used cooking oils). A mass balance system is used to ensure that the biobased proportion is correctly allocated. This results in a plastic with a lower carbon footprint compared to fossil-based plastics, but with the same properties.
Recycled plastics: Recycled plastics come from recycled plastic waste. By using recycled material, the amount of new plastic (virgin material) required is reduced. This reduces the need for fossil raw materials and the environmental impact of waste and CO₂ emissions can be reduced.
Conclusion: Compared to traditional, fossil-based plastics, the above-mentioned approaches help to conserve resources, avoid waste, reduce emissions and minimise the ecological footprint of plastics.
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Our sustainable bioplastics and recyclates for your packaging!
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We can advise you on the use of bioplastics and recyclates in the packaging sector.
Together we will find a sustainable solution for your packaging application.
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