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Zummit Plastics’s Film Main Component in Growth Plans

Zummit Plastics, a relatively new stretch film maker in Arizona is looking to capitalize on growing environmental awareness regarding the use of plastics.

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Zummit began operations in the summer of 2018 in an 85,000 sq-ft facility with an emphasis on promoting a PE stretch film the company claims is biodegradable.

With two cast film lines already installed—and room for two more in the future—Zummit Plastics Inc. of Phoenix sees the current climate as a major business opportunity.

The company's Bio-Zummit line of both hand wrap and machine film account for about 40% of sales currently, said Adrian Peredo, vice president of sales at Zummit. Conventional stretch film accounts for the remaining 60%. But Zummit expects biodegradable film will eventually take over full production.

Zummit claims its film will biodegrade under the right conditions in three to five years in a landfill setting. And that's important as companies look for different packaging options, he said.

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