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Clariant’s pigments certified OK compost INDUSTRIAL

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Clariant’s pigments certified OK compost INDUSTRIAL

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To meet sustainability targets and fulfill commitments to the plastics circular economy, producers of plastic articles are increasingly using compostable polymers

Clariant’s pigments business unit is offering customers new coloring opportunities with a range of certified OK compost INDUSTRIAL pigments. To meet sustainability targets and fulfill commitments to the plastics circular economy, producers of plastic articles are increasingly using compostable polymers.

Nine selected products in Clariant’s PV Fast and Graphtol ranges now feature the label OK compost INDUSTRIAL, that meet the requirements of the European Union EN 13432: 2000 standard when not used above the maximum concentration in the final application, representing a significant contribution to sustainability.

“We are proud of this development that is part of our strategy to offer solutions for more sustainable packaging and to strengthen our product portfolio,” said Andreas Buder, technical marketing manager plastics at Clariant. “This certification allows our customers to use bright colors in their biodegradable products since they are suitable for industrial composting.”

The PV Fast and Graphtol range of pigment powders are high-performance organic pigments. Both product ranges are used in various consumer goods sectors, such as sensitive food contact packaging, plastics tableware/dishware, or toys.

The coloration of biodegradable polymers requires the pigments to meet certain characteristics in order to be considered compostable. This requires a low heavy metal and fluorine content for processing through organic recovery facilities and no ecotoxicity towards plants.

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