The Longer You Use PE Film,
the Higher the Hidden Cost
the Higher the Hidden Cost
Conventional PE film doesn't degrade, which creates four problems for farmers
Residue Pollutes the Soil
PE doesn't degrade — residue builds up year after year, damaging soil structure and hurting root growth and yield.
High Labor Cost to Remove
Every season, workers must collect the film before tilling. Wages keep rising, and labor-short regions are hit hardest.
Plastic Bans Reach Agriculture
Global plastic restrictions are extending to farming — demand for biodegradable film is growing year by year. Early movers capture the opportunity.
Hard to Recycle, Often Burned
PE residue mixed with soil is costly to recycle and nearly unusable, so farmers often burn it on-site — releasing dioxins and other pollutants that harm air quality and local health.
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Bamboo fiber biodegradable mulch film tackles these problems head-on