Zip ties offer a fast and convenient solution for securing materials together, such as in restoration projects. Yet traditional zip ties remain in the ecosystem, counteracting conservation aims. BESE-zip ties provide the solution: fully biodegradable zip ties that break down once the materials have become established. These zip ties are made of a starch biopolymer derived from potato waste.
Biodegradable alternative for plastic zip ties
Ecosystem restoration efforts all over the world use plastic zip ties. This plastic, remains as a pollutant in the environment after restoration efforts are complete. BESE-zip ties are biodegradable, meaning that they break down and disappear, leaving only the natural ecosystem behind.
BESE-zip ties have already been fundamental in coral reef restoration projects, and have a multitude of other uses such as fastening seagrasses to BESE-elements.
Become a BESE-zip tie pioneer
We are currently looking to increase the production of BESE-zip ties so that we can reduce prices. As such, we are searching for clients to join us for this stage of the product’s development by ordering large numbers of zip ties (>100,000 units). If enough clients are interested, we can upscale production and lower the prices for you. So, if you are interested in becoming one of our pioneer clients by ordering these biodegradable BESE-zip ties, please contact us using the form below.