The use of packaging materials in industrial chemistry is essential for protecting and preserving products, but traditional packaging often raises environmental concerns due to its non-biodegradable nature and reliance on fossil-based resources. Therefore, there is a growing interest in developing eco-friendly packaging materials that address these sustainability challenges.

This project aims to address this interest by exploring the development of eco-friendly packaging materials in industrial chemistry. The study will focus on the design and synthesis of sustainable packaging materials using renewable resources, biodegradable polymers, and eco-friendly additives. Additionally, the project will evaluate the economic and environmental implications of adopting eco-friendly packaging materials in industrial applications.

The comprehensive investigation will involve a thorough analysis of current packaging materials, the development of eco-friendly alternatives, and the assessment of their performance and environmental impact. The project will also include a detailed evaluation of the economic implications and potential for industrial adoption of eco-friendly packaging materials. Through this research, the project aims to provide valuable insights and recommendations for the development and adoption of eco-friendly packaging materials, contributing to sustainable practices in industrial chemistry and environmental conservation.