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Competitive
pricing
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No recollection
of tubes, as they are planted with the young cuttings
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No washing
process needed
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Machinal plantation
of the seedlings
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Strongly reduced
risk of root destruction, as seedling is planted with the tube.
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Strongly reduced
risk of contamination (no recycling of tubes)
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Environmental-friendly,
no waste problem
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Sustainability;
Solanyl is based on residues of the manioc and potato processing industries,
creating a market for organic waste materials
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Positive image
building; increasing number of (international) companies value sustainable
business conducts and environmental responsibility of their suppliers and
partners
The degradation
period of Solanyl-based bio-tubes can be tuned to the demands of our clients.
We engineer our plastics to start degrading after planting the cuttings and
enabling the roots of the young trees to develop freely in the soil
Horticulture & Floriculture
Rodenburg Biopolymers' bioplastic
Solanyl is an interesting alternative for plastic cultivation products in the
horticulture and floriculture sectors. It provides cultivators with a cost-effective,
environmental-friendly and organic-based plastic, which is fully compostable
after usage or can be planted, though, having similar handling capabilities
as PP or PE products.
Where carton/paper solutions
have reduced handling capabilities, recycled plastics enhance the risks of
contamination and both often-used alternatives encounter environmental/waste
problems for cultivators, Solanyl-based products will provide a welcome solution
for horticulture and floriculture nurseries.
Some interesting sectors for Solanyl-based
biopolymer cultivation products are:
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Tobacco
cultivation trays
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Coffee
cultivation trays
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Citripots
for orange tree plantations
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Tubes
for the cultivation of tomato plants
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