products – Refork SE

ReFork products and material

ReFork Material

ReFork Company is engaged in the production of degradable products. We use primary production waste to produce our material. The basis of our biodegradable material is a specially treated wood mixture, which is connected together by means of a biological binder. Our material decomposes rapidly into biomass in nature. ReFork material can be applied in packaging industry and gastronomy. ReFork has been specially developed to use the same technology to produce end products as in the case of conventional plastics. It will be easy for the entire plastic industry to switch to the kind of material we offer. All kinds of our materials are biodegradable and their biodegradability is tested by leading scientific institutes.

Why use REFORK products?

No oil extraction

Made of natural materials

Higher comfort

Conforms to EU Disposable Plastics Directive

It is decomposed into biomass

Application of ReFork material

Thanks to the properties of REFORK material we are able to supply products intended for single use:

Food service

Cutlery (spoon, fork, knife)
coffee cups
water cups
cup lids and straws
coffee capsules
pizza holder
dessert dishes
dishes
side plates, plates and coasters
lids for salad boxes

Dental and personal hygiene

dental brushes
ear buds

Other

golf teemouth
pieces for hookahs

Circular economy

NATURAL CYCLE OF RESOURCES

A functional ecosystem in nature is only that one which operates on the basis of circulation. This means that waste becomes a source for another natural process of creation.

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

The circular economy is a sustainable development strategy that creates functional and healthy relationships between nature and human society. In this way, one becomes a part of circulation, not an intruder.

DANGEROUS ECONOMY

Any process that does not integrate into the circulation destroys the environment at a dizzying pace. In our existing linear system, raw materials are converted into products, sold and burned or landfilled at the end of their short life. Only a small part is recycled and reused. Recycling all plastic waste is economically impossible.