Manufacture of biodegradable packaging products made from sugarcane bagasse
Zuckerpak/Kayue
Vail, Colorado (USA)New on Amplifa
About Zuckerpak
Zuckerpak (Zuckerpak/Kayue) manufactures biodegradable and compostable packaging products made from sugarcane bagasse. Bagasse is the natural, chemical-free fibrous waste from sugar production and is processed into pulp, packaging, take-away containers, plates and bowls. Manufacturing uses an eco-friendly thermo-mechanical process with fewer black liquor residues and a chemical-free end product. The bagasse comes from 11 sugar mills; through an alliance with BSM, the manufacturing process is 100% traceable, including cultivation and working conditions. The company lists its address as 450 East Lionshead Circle in Vail, Colorado, USA; due to COVID, the address was temporarily forwarded to offices in Denver.
- Site
- Vail, Colorado
- Processes
- Eco-friendly thermo-mechanical process for manufacturing bagasse products (pulp,, Manufacture of biodegradable/compostable packaging made from sugarcane bagasse, Pulp/packaging/tableware made from bagasse, Traceable manufacturing processes (alliance with BSM)
- Materials
- Bagasse (sugarcane bagasse, waste material from 11 sugar mills, chemical-free), Sugarcane bagasse, Thermo-mechanical process
- Industries
- Food packaging, Take-away/food packaging
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Bagasse from 11 sugar mills
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Thermo-mechanical process
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Pulp/packaging products
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Traceable delivery (alliance with BSM)
Material & Process
Sugarcane bagasse
Natural, chemical-free waste material from 11 sugar mills, processed into pulp, packaging, tableware and other products.
Thermo-mechanical process
Eco-friendly process with fewer black liquor residues and a chemical-free end product.
Locations
Vail, Colorado
USOffice (temporarily forwarded to Denver)
Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eco-friendly thermo-mechanical process for manufacturing bagasse products (pulp,Plastics | – | – | – | – | Bagasse (sugarcane bagasse) |
Additional services
History
- 2021
Website copyright 2021; temporary address forwarding to Denver due to COVID