Japan successfully developed a food container capable of suppressing dioxins

Japan's Central Chemical Company has successfully developed a food container that can suppress dioxin. The container is a one-time convenient container and a cooked food container. The polypropylene and talc are highly mixed into a sheet and are formed by hot pressing. The material itself does not generate any gas, such as hydrogen chloride, that easily reacts with dioxins, and it can adsorb and fix hydrogen chloride gas generated from other wastes during combustion, thereby suppressing the production of dioxins.