(1) Product description, necessary info including material, shape, size, color, etc., picture preferred, the more detailed, the better, or the specific models you are interested in from our website or brochure.

(2) Quantity for each item

(3) Packaging requirement

(4) Delivery date expectation

(5) Any other custom requirements e.g. if new mould, logo printing, film coating, etc, is needed.

The differences are as follows:

Regular product: 

(1) Applicable temperature range: -25℃~200℃; 

(2) Resistant to max. 95℃ oil, and max. 100℃ water; 

(3) Refrigerator & microwave safe; 

(4) Oven use: ≦200℃, ≦3min.

PFAS-free product: 

(1) Resistant to 5℃~80℃ oil and max. 100℃ water; 

(2) Refrigerator safe: -18℃~5℃ (Only for oil-free food); 

(3) Not applicable to microwave, oven & alcoholic beverages.

Our custom service includes but is not limited to the following aspects:
1.Design shapes and sizes. 

2.Embossing & debossing small and large fonts / shapes

3.Logo or graphic printing

4.Laminations (recyclable and compostable PET / PLA)

5.PFAS-free formulations

6.Specialized fiber blends

7.Sealing film ability

Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are a group of more than 5,000 human-made chemicals that do not break down over time. Since the 1940s, PFAS have been used in many commercial and industrial applications including metal plating, carpeting, waterproof clothing, upholstery, food paper wrappings, cookware, cosmetics, fire-fighting foam, and much more. PFAS continue to be manufactured and used in industrial and commercial products today. 
 

Chemically, individual PFAS can be very different. However, all have a carbon-fluorine bond, which is very strong and therefore, they do not degrade easily.
 

The widespread use of PFAS and their persistence in the environment means that PFAS from past and current uses have resulted in increasing levels of contamination of the air, water, and soil.

Accumulation of certain PFAS has also been shown through blood tests to occur in humans and animals. While the science surrounding potential health effects of bioaccumulation is developing, exposure to some types of PFAS have been associated with serious health effects.