Are PLA films recyclable?
Yes, all plastic film is. EarthFirst R*PLA films are the ultimate choice for responsible companies with sustainable initiatives because they contain a minimum of 60% post industrial recycled material. Contact us for more information. Click here to obtain the Plastic Suppliers, Inc. official Press Release
Click here to visit ConAgra's website and see how they are using EarthFirst R*PLA in the marketplace.
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EarthFirst® Brand Films Are your customers inspired by responsible products and packaging? Ours are. If you want the premier biopolymer film then you need EarthFirst PLA Film. If you've been looking for a plastic film that is environmentally friendly we can help! Our Mechanically superior and unique films can give your products the edge. Call us today. Environmentally Friendly Made from the near carbon neutral polymer IngeoTM, EarthFirst films can add environmental value to your product and give you energy savings, all by simply switching! Most machinery readily runs the film, shrink tunnels can be turned down and best of all the plastic is made from 100% annually renewable plant resources. Environmentally friendly film can grow your business! Click here to visit the Sustainable Packaging Coalition website. |
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EarthFirst Updates:

Jul. 30, 2010
Plastic Suppliers, Inc. was awarded the U.S. 7,713,601 B2 patent for "Polylactic Acid Shrink Films and Methods of Casting Same." The receipt of this patent validates Plastic Suppliers' as the only true manufacturer of a bio-based shrink sleeve label film.
Plastic Suppliers will be attending Pack Expo (Booth #S-3018) and Label Expo (Booth #1853) Come visit us!


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