Corn drink bottles are cheap and environmentally friendly

Recently, BIOTA mineral water company announced that the Rocky Mountain mineral water sold by the company will start from this month and use beverage bottles made of corn materials. The beverage bottles will be more than 70 days after empty bottles. Can be 100% degraded.

It is said that David Zuttler, the founder of the BIOTA mineral water company in the United States, used to spend nearly 10 years to find nothing in the Rocky Mountains at an altitude of 9,000 feet or about 2743 meters above sea level. Polluted spring water. Not only do people want to drink pure and pollution-free water, Zuttler still hopes that their products are environmentally friendly from the inside out, that is, to their own mineral water with a unique environmentally friendly beverage bottle.

Zoutler discovered that the Cargill Dome Resin Company, based on corn, refined and developed a polylactic acid resin material that can be completely decomposed in 75 days to 80 days. Zuttler soon reached an agreement with the company to use this environmentally friendly beverage bottle to hold its own mineral water, which will undoubtedly become a good selling point in the highly competitive bottled water market.

At present, beverage bottles are mainly made of petroleum-based plastics, which not only has a great impact on the environment, but also increases their production costs with rising oil prices. In contrast, the raw material of polylactic acid resin beverage bottles, corn, is more competitive in terms of price, low in cost, and environmentally friendly.