Recently, the economic representative office of Guinea-Bissau was unveiled in 
the pan-health industrial park of Yunhong Group in Wuxue City in central 
China's Hubei Province. The company and representatives of African countries 
reached a series of cooperation in full biodegradation.

A conference on green economy was also held, and attendees include former 
French Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin and a business delegation of French 
entrepreneurs.

Yunhong Group, a conglomerate headquartered in Wuxue City, has made a series of 
achievements in developing fully biodegradable materials based on scientific 
and technological innovation, continuous practice and exploration, according to 
Li Yubao, chairman of the group's board of directors.

Li said the group will continue to seek innovative, green and high-quality 
development, strengthen international cooperation on green economy, and jointly 
invest and set up factories in more countries to provide job opportunities and 
help improve local people's working and living environment.

Jean-Pierre Raffarin said that the fully biodegradable materials industry has 
inexhaustible market potential and development space. 

Yunhong Group focuses on full biodegradation and has signed orders with a 
number of countries, fully reflecting the trustworthiness of related products, 
he observed.

He Jingren, chief expert with the company's Hubei Province identified 
enterprise technology center, introduced the industrialization background, 
product types, characteristics and market prospects of Yunhong's fully 
biodegradable materials, which shows that their popularization and application 
can provide a new direction and engine for promoting the global campaign of 
cutting plastic use.

China's pursuit of carbon peaking and carbon neutrality demonstrates its 
mission and responsibility as a responsible major country, which is of great 
significance and far-reaching impact, He said, adding that China's schedule to 
achieve carbon peak by 2030 and carbon neutrality by 2060 marks the shortest 
time in global history to achieve the transition.

Yunhong Group's industrialization project of fully biodegradable materials 
conforms to the three industrial standards: biocompatibility, full 
biodegradation or controllable degradation, and industrialized continuous 
production.

The group has independently developed the project of the industrialization of 
plant-based fully degradable materials and tableware packaging products, and 
has rolled out over 60 products, covering catering, food, hygiene, materials 
and textiles, agricultural tourism and other fields.

This product takes the abundant natural starch and cellulose as raw materials, 
with its one-step direct molding technology effectively cutting production 
costs.

So far, Yunhong's core technology of the full biodegradation project has 
obtained four Chinese invention patents and one British invention patent 
authorization, and the U.S. patent is about to be audited.

Yunhong Group has worked with domestic leading industry associations to develop 
and release seven group standards on full biodegradation.The group's products 
have passed the German LFGB test and the EU CE test.

Source: Yunhong Group

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