[Information] About the development of "P-Life" and its market deployment.
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This document explains the development and market deployment of the additive 'P-Life' that leads non-degradable plastics to microbial degradation. This product is a highly safe additive developed based on years of testing and verification conducted in various countries around the world. It includes information on the development and sales process, features, and the cycle of microbial degradation of P-Life added plastics. Additionally, it provides detailed images and information on microbial degradation test results in soil environments, environmental certifications and national certifications in various countries, and case studies of adoption overseas. Please feel free to download and review it when selecting products. 【Contents (partial)】 ■ Background of the development and sales of P-Life additive ■ P-Life additive ■ P-Life additive product lineup ■ Features of P-Life additive ■ Cycle of microbial degradation of P-Life added plastics *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Published Content (Partial)】 ■Results of oxidative decomposition structural analysis of P-Life added PP products by mass spectrometry (example) ■Microbial decomposition test results in soil environment Part 1 ■Microbial decomposition test results in soil environment Part 2 ■By using P-Life additive? ■Summary of research presentation ■Environmental certifications and national certifications of P-Life in various countries *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Accelerating contributions to the global environment! Adopted for the packaging bags of spare parts by Suzuki Motor Corporation.
The biodegradable plastic using our "P-Life additive" has been adopted for the packaging bags of replacement parts for all products of Suzuki Motor Corporation (Headquarters: Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture), including four-wheeled vehicles, two-wheeled vehicles, and outboard motors. Our "P-Life additive" is made from plant oils (biomass) and leads non-degradable plastics to microbial decomposition, achieving a cycle in the natural environment. Since biodegradable plastics are ultimately decomposed by microorganisms in the natural environment, they do not remain as plastic waste for long periods, thereby reducing the risk of environmental pollution.
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[June 11, 2025 (Wednesday)] Announcement of participation in the "Saishin Business Fair 2025"
KG Techno Service Co., Ltd. will be exhibiting at the "Saishin Business Fair 2025" held at Saitama Super Arena. This exhibition is a business showcase and negotiation event featuring 250 exhibitors from both inside and outside Saitama Prefecture. It provides opportunities for small and medium-sized enterprises in Saitama Prefecture to expand their sales channels through business matching. We sincerely look forward to your visit.
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It has been 11 years since I moved from Kanagawa Prefecture. I remember being surprised by the heat of summer in Saitama. Nevertheless, the heat in recent years has been extraordinary. Also, I enjoy climbing mountains as a hobby, but I can feel the changes in the environment. The number of lyrebirds has decreased, flowers that usually bloom in certain places have not bloomed, and seeing "Bear Sightings" signs in places like this is surprising... Due to my work, I inevitably pay attention to changes in nature. However, it seems that measures against global warming are not progressing very much in reality. Many people likely feel that global-scale action is necessary. It may be time for each individual to take action. I myself have been involved with plastics for 40 years, and I want to use that experience to work on "creating a better environment."