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GMX is a bioplastic resin that allows the production of plastics (PE, PP, PS, ABS, etc.) using waste oyster shells as a raw material to reduce the use of petroleum plastics and thus reduce the amount of carbon dioxide generated.A simple mixture of ordinary petroleum-based plastic materials can be used without any additional equipment or work. (Mixing rates can range from 10% to 90%) In this case, the use of petroleum-based plastic materials is reduced by the mixture of GMX, thereby reducing carbon dioxide emissions.
GMX consists of Marine Calcium (CaCO3), PE as a binder, and biodegradable inducer. When plastic products manufactured by mixing GMX are used and disposed of, biodegradation is performed in a natural state, which reduces ecosystem pollution and reduces toxicity.

GEX is a raw material developed with eggshells as a base material. Like as GMX, it is a raw material that can reduce carbon dioxide generation by reducing the usage of petroleum-based plastics from the manufacturing stage.
GEX is a product that does not have biodegradation function but has enhanced antibacterial function.