Empresas Aliadas: Introductory video

elaborated by our
commercial partner

OYSTERLEANTM, A BIOMARINE WASTE TRANSFORMED INTO

A PACKAGING MATERIAL TO REPLACE FOSSIL PLASTICS

Plastic
Oysterlean + Pelltes = Packaging

Lic. Santiago Almeida

MKT & Sales NaturePlast Ec.
1 of 2 Telf: +593 98 343 3040
 Comparison of
environmental impact
of fossil vs. organic
raw materials

How to be more sustainable and reduce the environmental impact of plastic packaging?

Flexible packaging demands our attention from three main life cycle areas:
- Reuse: Developments that extend the useful life of plastic packaging.
- Recycle: Processes to recover this valuable material for new products.
- Renew: Progressive substitution of organic raw materials over traditional non-renewable ones.

Oysterlean by NaturePlast
Oysterlean is a final product resulting from the refinement of a biomarine waste material from seashells. The shells
are collected, refined and transformed into pellets that are made adaptable and viable for use by the plastic
packaging industry. The potential of a bio-renewable resin capable of replacing petroleum-based plastics in
progressive percentages up to 100% bio-renewable.

The carbon footprint of Oysterlean is about five times lower than that of conventional plastics (PE and PP).
Since more than 75% of Oysterlean is a biomarine waste from shell culture, the bioregeneration cycle of this
material is 4-6 months until it becomes waste.

Bio-Marine Plastic
Processing Oysterlean Producer Retailer Final Client
Waste Pelltes

Supply Chain
We have worked to create solid alliances with the Ecuadorian industry for the development and supply of flexible
packaging capable of meeting the highest quality standards required by the floriculture industry.

Lic. Santiago Almeida

MKT & Sales NaturePlast Ec.
2 of 2 Telf: +593 98 343 3040