According to statistics, medical labels account for a certain proportion of the large amount of medical waste generated every year. If these discarded labels have poor environmental performance, they will release harmful gases during incineration or pollute the soil and groundwater for a long time after landfill.
What Factors Affect the Environmental Performance of Medical Labels?
Material selection is one of the key factors. Traditional medical labels may use non - degradable plastic materials that cannot decompose in the natural environment for a long time, causing environmental pollution. However, new degradable materials, such as labels made of biobased materials, can decompose naturally under certain conditions, greatly reducing the pressure on the environment.
How Does ST Pack Improve the Environmental Performance of Medical Labels?
ST Pack actively selects environmentally friendly materials, cooperates with high - quality suppliers, and introduces degradable, non - toxic, and harmless label substrates. In the printing process, environmentally friendly inks are used to ensure that while presenting information clearly, the harm to the environment is reduced. For example, the medical labels provided by ST Pack for a large - scale hospital adopt completely degradable materials and low - VOC - emitting inks. While meeting the hospital's requirements for the accuracy and durability of label information, the environmental concept is also practiced.
ST Pack will comprehensively layout the environmental field of medical labels. It plans to establish a specialized environmental research and development laboratory, gather top - notch talents in the industry, and focus on the research and development of new environmental materials and printing processes.
