The cellulose film was invented in Switzerland in 1908. Since the beginning of its commercial production in Japan in 1925, it has been used for a great variety of packaging.

In the past 20 to 30 years, plastic films have overtaken and outgrown cellulose film as major packaging material. However, packing waste of plastic films has become an environmental issue.

Cellulose film is an eco-friendly biodegradable and compostable material, which breaks down naturally in the soil. Regenerated cellulose film is derived from wood pulp through a series of chemical process. Wood pulp of our cellulose film is sourced from sustainable forests.

Cellulose film has special characteristics as listed below.

・　High gross and transparency
・　Anti-Static
・　Twistability (deadfold)
・　Easy tear, Cuttability
・　Excellent stiffness
・　Excellent printing result
・　Oil and chemical resistance
・　Controlled water vapor permeability
・　Excellent gas and aroma barriers
・　Heat resistance (up to approximately 190 degrees centigrade)
・　Burn out without toxic gas emission
・　Biodegradable and compostable(break down naturally in the soil)

Our cellulose film is produced under superb quality management to supply excellent quality in the best condition to customers. We are always aiming at continuous improvement of our quality for our customers’ satisfaction.