GREENFILM™ bioplastic is made using a drop-in process by the same machinery that’s used in traditional plastic manufacturing, so no new investments or specialised equipment are required, and waste is kept to a minimum throughout the whole process. Where does the sugarcane used to make GREENFILM™ come from? Being a renewable crop, sugarcane captures CO2 from the atmosphere with every annual growth cycle. This means that the production of GREENFILM™ contributes to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and global warming when compared to conventional plastics that are made using fossil materials. What is I'm green™?

That depends on how often you change your little one’s nappy, and the size you’re using. Each Eco-Refill should last up to one month based on using size 1 nappies. What is GREENFILM™?No, GREENFILM™ isn’t biodegradable or compostable. However, like traditional plastics, it’s a recyclable material that can be recycled in the same chain that’s used for processing conventionalpolyethylene made from fossil materials. What is the difference between sugarcane ethanol and fossil materials like oil? Antibacterial protection is present in the film and not the other components of this product. Film is treated with Biomaster silver biocide tested to ISO 22196-2011. Please use biocides responsibly. Each Eco-Refill provides enough anti-bacterial film to wrap up to 1 months’ worth* of nappies (depending on the size and number you use) and lasts 50% longer than competitor film ††.