| Bemliese™ (Basic type: Liquid absorbent biodegradable nonwoven fabric sheet) | Asahi Kasei Corp. Bemberg Div. | Bemliese™ (Basic type: Liquid absorbent biodegradable nonwoven fabric sheet), the unique cellulose continuous-filament nonwoven sheet, complying with the FDA certification. Most nonwovens are composed of either natural short fibers or synthetic fibers. Co...展开 Bemliese™ (Basic type: Liquid absorbent biodegradable nonwoven fabric sheet), the unique cellulose continuous-filament nonwoven sheet, complying with the FDA certification. Most nonwovens are composed of either natural short fibers or synthetic fibers. Compared with these conventional materials, due to composition, Bemliese™ has excellent features, including high purity, low lint, low contamination, absence of any paper-like flavor, high biodegradability, excellent liquid absorbency, high heat resistance, etc. It's made from cotton linter, which is a by-product of cotton yield. Of course, it's also FDA-certified and can be safely used for food contact applications. Further applications include teabags, bouquet garni, oil filtration, drip absorbent, form skimmers, etc. It holds international certifications of FDA, BIODEGRADABLE, VEGAN, and OEKO-TEX. The Basic type: Fiber diameter is about 12~13μm. These values are just for reference and tested by methods of Asahi Kasei. 收起 | |
| Pitaya | Great Sun Pitaya Farm SND BHD | Pitaya, more commonly referred to as "Dragon Fruit", is the fruit obtained from the cactus genus Hylocereus. The fruit itself is fairly round or oval in shape. The color of the skin is pink with greenish scales around it. The flesh of the fruit is a deep ...展开 Pitaya, more commonly referred to as "Dragon Fruit", is the fruit obtained from the cactus genus Hylocereus. The fruit itself is fairly round or oval in shape. The color of the skin is pink with greenish scales around it. The flesh of the fruit is a deep red pitted with dark seeds all though out the fruit. The taste has been described as being "very bland... like a melon or kiwi," with a "mild sweetness." Used extensively in Asian culture, the fruit can either be eaten as raw or it can be processed further to make fruit juice (fermented or non), Oil from the seeds, and even a type of flour. It improves the immune system and blood circulation. 收起 |
