US2011165388A1PendingUtilityA1
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Abstract
There is described a multi-layer film. The film comprises a first biodegradable layer and a second biodegradable layer, wherein the first and second biodegradable layers each comprises a biopolymer selected from the group consisting of carbohydrates, polysaccharides, gums, proteins, colloids, polyorganic acids and mixtures thereof.
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12 . A multi-layer film, comprising:
a first biodegradable layer and a second biodegradable layer, wherein the first and second biodegradable layers each comprises a biopolymer selected from the group consisting of carbohydrates, polysaccharides, gums, proteins, colloids, polyorganic acids and mixtures thereof.
13 . The multi-layer film of claim 12 , wherein said polyorganic acids include polylactic acid (PLA) and polygalactic acid (PGA).
14 . The multi-layer film of claim 12 , wherein said biopolymer comprises PLA.
15 . The multi-layer film of claim 12 , wherein said polysaccharides include starch, cellulose, glycogen, hemi-cellulose, chitin, fructan inulin, lignin, pectic substances and polysaccharide derivatives.
16 . The multi-layer film of claim 15 , wherein said polysaccharide derivatives include amino derivatives, ester derivatives, ether derivatives and oxidised derivatives of polysaccharide.
17 . The multi-layer film of claim 12 , wherein said biopolymer comprises cellulose.
18 . The multi-layer film of claim 17 , wherein said cellulose is regenerated cellulose.
19 . The multi-layer film of claim 12 , wherein said biopolymer comprises starch.
20 . The multi-layer film of claim 12 , further comprising an adhesive layer.
21 . The multi-layer film of claim 20 , wherein said adhesive layer comprises an adhesive dispersed in an aqueous medium.
22 . The multi-layer film of claim 20 , further comprising a printable coating.
23 . The multi-layer film of claim 22 , further comprising an ink layer printed on said printable coating.
24 . The multi-layer film of claim 23 , wherein said ink layer is in contact with said adhesive layer.
25 . The multi-layer film of claim 23 , wherein said ink layer and said adhesive layer are separated by said first biodegradable layer or said second biodegradable layer.
26 . A multi-layer film, comprising:
a first biodegradable layer; a second biodegradable layer; an adhesive layer; and a printable coating.
27 . The multi-layer film of claim 26 , further comprising an ink layer printed on said printable coating, wherein said adhesive layer is in direct contact with said ink layer.
28 . The multi-layer film of claim 26 , further comprising an ink layer printed on said printable coating, wherein said adhesive layer is not in direct contact with said ink layer.
29 . The multi-layer film of claim 26 , further comprising a metallised layer.
30 . The multi-layer film of claim 26 , wherein said adhesive layer and said printable coating are located on opposite surfaces of said first or said second biodegradable layer.
31 . The multi-layer film of claim 26 , wherein said adhesive layer is located between said first and said second biodegradable layer.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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