MIT has developed a 50% biodegradable additive that can replace formaldehyde. This new preservative is a great help to nature and aversion of damage to the planet from harmful chemicals.
MIT makes a move toward the organic with its its 50% biodegradable preservative. This indicates that 50 percent of the preservative will biodegrade on its own unlike harming the environment. The use of this new preservative is how MIT is taking a more environmentally friendly stance.
MIT’s biodegradable preservative enables products that use preservatives to be more environmentally friendly. Many products rely on preservatives to extend their shelf life — yet these chemicals are often harmful to the planet. MIT is doing its part to help limit the number of harmful chemicals that go into our environment by using a 50% biodegradable preservatives.
MIT’s 50% biodegradable preservative provides answer to sustainability The preservative is 50 percent biodegradable and it results in a sustainable alternative for companies aiming to lower their ecological footprint. Some companies are interested in finding methods for making their products more eco-friendly, and incorporating a biodegradable preservative is just an excellent way to do that. By switching to MIT’s latest preservative, businesses demonstrate to their customers that they value the planet and are actively working to make their offerings more eco-friendly.
MIT's environmentally friendly preservative raises the bar for industry responsibility. Puyuan are excited to partner with MIT to commercialise this game-changing product. By incorporating MIT's biodegradable preservative, companies can rest assured they are using a product that is friendly to the environment, one that is a part of a broader strategy to decrease their overall environmental footprint.
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