Exchange & Discussion | Hunan University College of Environmental Science and Engineering Team Visits LIDO to Explore Innovative Applications of Water-based PHA+ Materials in Food Packaging

On June 12, Professor Lin Tang from the College of Environmental Science and Engineering of Hunan University led a research team to visit Hunan Lido Environmental Science & Technology Co., Ltd. for an exchange. Both sides conducted in-depth discussions on the development trends of environmentally friendly materials and the application of water-based PHA (polyhydroxyalkanoates) + materials in the field of food packaging.

During this exchange, Professor Tang's team focused on the prospects of industrial application of water-based PHA+ materials and gained an in-depth understanding of LIDO Technology's exploration and practices in the field of environmentally friendly food packaging materials.

During the discussion, the LIDO team introduced the company's development journey in the field of sustainable food packaging, as well as its R&D efforts in new environmentally friendly materials. Both sides had extensive discussions focusing on the performance characteristics, processing adaptability, food contact safety, and future large-scale application directions of water-based PHA+ materials.

As a material with bio-based origins and biodegradable properties, water-based PHA+ has attracted widespread attention from the global sustainable packaging industry in recent years. How to better apply innovative materials in practical production and achieve effective transformation from laboratory research to market applications is a common focus of the industry.

LIDO has long been dedicated to the R&D and application of green food packaging materials, continuously exploring the integration and innovation of paper-based packaging and environmentally friendly materials. In the future, the company will continue to strengthen exchanges and cooperation with universities and research institutions, promote innovation in sustainable packaging technologies, and contribute to the sustainable development of the food packaging industry.

This exchange not only deepened both sides' understanding of the application trends of environmentally friendly materials but also provided new possibilities for future industry-university-research cooperation.