Tyler’s compostable packaging range is made from renewable materials that provide eco-friendly packaging that’s designed to be environmentally friendly during its entire lifecycle. The packaging breaks down in a controlled timeframe under specific conditions that return the packaging to nature.
We have various structures and are dependent on the applicable and are made from up to three-layer laminate using natural adhesives.
• Kraft paper (FSC certified)
• Heat-sealable film made from corn starch
• The resealable press-to-close zipper is also made from vegetal starch
• Barrier film derived from cellulose (sourced only from responsibly managed plantations)
The compostable structure provides a good barrier to oxygen and moisture and are suitable for dry goods, such as pet food or human food such as snacks, rice and powders.
All of the raw materials comply with the EU harmonized standard EN 13432 : 2000 for composability.
They also comply with the requirements of TUV Compost certification for home composting and industrial composting.
Home composting – less than 26 weeks at ambient temperatures < 30 degrees.
Industrial composting – less than 12 weeks at 60 degrees.
How does switching from Tyler’s PET/PE to Tyler Packaging’s Compostable pouch translate into our every day lives?
Saves the equivalent of the GHG Emissions
Driven by the average passenger vehicle
Evolution of the disintegration of PAP 40/ cellulose metallised 20/BIO foil 30 my (body)
We have various structures and are dependent on the applicable and are made from up to three-layer laminate using natural adhesives.
• Kraft paper (FSC certified)
• Heat-sealable film made from corn starch
• The resealable press-to-close zipper is also made from vegetal starch
• Barrier film derived from cellulose (sourced only from responsibly managed plantations)
The compostable structure provides a good barrier to oxygen and moisture and are suitable for dry goods, such as pet food or human food such as snacks, rice and powders.
All of the raw materials comply with the EU harmonized standard EN 13432 : 2000 for composability.
They also comply with the requirements of TUV Compost certification for home composting and industrial composting.
Home composting – less than 26 weeks at ambient temperatures < 30 degrees.
Industrial composting – less than 12 weeks at 60 degrees.
Evolution of the disintegration of PAP 40/ cellulose metallised 20/BIO foil 30 my (body)