Water-based or "plastic-free cup": why we have to stick to it

 For quite some time, Paper food packing company Rosen has been committed to educating companies and also the public in regards to the unsustainable characteristics of plastic and just how it has become an unwelcome geographic feature within our collective landscape and the planet’s biosphere. We are conducting necessary research on water-based paint formulations to safeguard the future generations of mankind as well as the earth.



Industry denial and obstruction aren't in the past-they are positive and continuous. The same goes for our efforts to show and respond to these denials, including addressing the increasing variety of plastic-free solutions that may have adverse effects on the environment and human health.

We use water-based coated paper cups. We are working with industry and research institutions to totally understand the potential health insurance and environmental risks of these materials and find answers to our questions:

Could it be safe for humans to ingest these materials?
Are all components of water-based coatings completely biodegradable in industrial composting facilities, and are they using any adverse effects on compost quality?

By carefully selecting materials and knowing the impact of each stage from the product lifetime, the environmental impact of packaging waste could be minimized. The knowledgeable efforts of industry, government, and consumers will promote continuous improvement, plus an understanding of the environmental impact of packaging will assure that new solutions won't adversely affect human health and the environment.