Enerup 2020 New biodegradable 100% PLA super soft as organic cotton knitted newborn baby wrap swaddle blanket

PLA actually stands for Poly lactic acid. Polylactic Acid is biodegradable and has characteristics similar to polypropylene (PP), polyethylene (PE). It can be produced from already existing manufacturing equipment designed or originally used for petrochemical industry plastics, which means it is cost efficient to produce. The huge benifit of PLA as a bioplastic is its versatility and the fact that it naturally degrades when exposed to the environment. For example, a PLA bottle left in the ocean would degrade in 6 to 24 months. Well, conventional plastics take several hundred to a thousand years to degrade. This is truly phenomenal. PLA in agriculture is used for

mulch film to ensure food crops’ security against uncontrollable weathers. PLA has also passed and used as medical implants such as screws, pins, rods and plates that are expected to biodegrade within the body over 6-12 months.

PLA is derived from renewable resources like the crops of corn, Cassava, sweat sorghum, sugar cane and other non-grain crops; The starch is extracted from plants, and then fermented, and then after water-removal and polymerization, we get the PLA. The production process is green and environmentally-friendly. Then we could see a very virtuous cycle. PLA products degrade in earth, and from the earth the new crops grow up.

PLA has amazing bacteria eliminating function. It has self-cleasing ability, so you don’t need to worry about stains and after-care of your PLA shirt. At the same time, it has super good moisture conductivity.