Introducing Plastic IQ technology – an environmentally responsible solution for your plastic product, film, or packaging needs.
Over 5 trillion macro and micro pieces of plastic are in the oceans. That equates to 46,000 pieces per every square mile of ocean.
Around 70 percent say a product’s environmental impact is important to their purchasing decision.
73 percent would sign up for a company’s voluntary rewards or loyalty program if it helped reduce the environmental impact of their purchases.
About 85% of unrecycled waste will end up in a landfill. Then there is the 10% roughly that escape containment and end up as pollution.
The biggest threat that we face when dealing with plastics is the fallout from the microplastics that are left behind. They end up in the food we eat, the water we drink, the air we breathe.
Finally an Insurance Policy for Mother Nature
This revolutionary additive breaks down the package until it is no longer a plastic at the end of its useful life – only leaving behind water, CO2, and organic matter.
Plastic IQ is a scientifically tested and proven technology for reducing plastic pollution in the open environment and can be added to both virgin and post consumer recycled resins for HDPE, PP and PPE plastics.
American ASTM D6954 approved
Domestic and international manufacturing capabilities
No Micro-Plastics Left Behind
Customizable shapes, sizes and colors
FDA and Food Grade Compliant
Works with virgin and recycled HDPE, PP and PPE resins
Does not lose any of its original properties during its useful life
No change in the manufacturing process
Positive return on investment for your company and the planet
Top 12 reasons to switch to Plastic IQ Technology
Consumers increasingly view brands that use sustainable packaging more positively. This increased perception can translate into brand loyalty. 
One-third of greenhouse gas emissions comes from burning fossil fuels, such as coal and oil. This kind of energy generation is not only finite but has severe negative effects on the climate. To reduce CO2 emissions, mitigate the effects of climate change, and meet an ever-growing energy demand, it is essential to promote renewable energy sources.
