"Protecting the Environment through Oxo-Biodegradable Plastics"
Oxo-biodegradable plastic technology provides safest, most cost-effective method of degrading plastic, with control over the degradation time

Oxo-Biodegradable Plastic Association (OPA)
www.biodeg.org

"The Only Biodegradable Solution Which Can Replace Conventional Plastics"
“ The first day I knew D2W® in Europe , I knew this product is going to be the star of our product portfolio. It is really a brilliant idea from Symphony Environmental Ltd. that develops a low cost additive for polyethylene and polypropylene which causes the plastic to break down into a biodegradable form (the long plastic chains break down into shorter chains which can then be accessed by micro organisms which break them down to carbon dioxide and water. “

Katrina Hsu
Dupty Managing Director
J-Trend Systems Co., Ltd.

"Plastic is Fantastic as long as It Is Degradable"
"Traditional plastic can last for up to 400 years, which is too long, so what our technology does is put a degree of intelligence behind it whereby you can say for the first time: if our plastic ends up in the environment, we know it will self-destruct."

Michael Laurier
Chief Executive Officer
Symphony Environmental Ltd

"D2W® Is a Low Cost Solution to Make Plastic Degradable"
― Highly Recommended by PACKSOURCING
“Environment consciousness has become a big issue due to global warming and everyone concerns about eco-friendly solution in especially plastic packaging. Whether plastic packaging is eco-friendly has become the most important criteria for global purchasers and buyers. Symphony Environmental Ltd(UK) has invented D2W®, which is indeed an excellent solution to make non-degradable PP, PE, and PS to degrade 100% and left nothing more than water, CO2, and biomass. D2W® has also passed FDA, OWS non toxicity, and ASTM6954. We highly recommend the plastic packaging industry to adopt D2W® and make all the plastic degradable and left no harm to our environment.”

PACKSOURCING www.packsourcing.com

"Plastic Action"
“Policy makers need always to consider what happens to waste plastic products which escape collection, as it is impossible for industry and government to ensure that they are all collected – and even if collected to ensure that they are all recycled. They should all therefore be made from oxo-biodegradable plastics, except for very long- life items. If collected they can be recycled, composed, and incinerated with energy recovery, but if not collected they will degrade and disappear, leaving no harmful residues.”

Michael Stephen
Conservative Former Member of the Environment Select Committee of the House of Commons