Corn Starch products are made from a biopolymer derived from the starch of the plant. They are as rigid as traditional plastics with the advantage of being biodegradable, thus being a functional and sustainable product.

Natural fibers extracted from wheat in its fermentation process, resulting in an extract called bagasse. The visual finish on products with this material is an attractive brown color that evokes sustainability.

Fibrous residue that is extracted from sugar cane. The composition of the material contains 60% plant fibers and 40% water. The homogeneous material produced is compostable, it is resistant to various temperatures, and its easy molding generates different product proposals.

Polylactic acid or polylactic acid (PLA) is a polymer made up of lactic acid molecules that arises from the extraction of glucose and dextrose from starch, derived from vegetable origin, providing the special quality of visual transparency and in turn being a biodegradable material - compostable.

PLA Paper is a composite material between recycled paper and PLA laminate. It is obtained from the extraction of dextrose and glucose from the starch of some fruits to later ferment with lactic acid. This laminate on paper is what generates resistance to liquids.

It is a biodegradable synthetic aromatic aliphatic copolyester,
derived primarily from 1,4-butanediol. The combination of these materials offers biodegradability, weight resistance and aromatic quality with the 0% plastic compostable property. It is made up of 50% PBAT + 35% corn starch + 15% PLA