kede-cellulose film manufacturer

03/08/2026

Every factory has people who know the machines better than anyone else.

At KEDE, our experienced maintenance team keeps a close eye on every piece of equipment. Their years of knowledge, careful inspections, and quick problem-solving help support stable production every day.

We appreciate the dedication behind the scenes.

17/07/2026

Can food packaging deliver both performance and sustainability?

Natural cellulose film is made from renewable plant cellulose and combines transparency, printability, and food safety with compostable end-of-life performance. From fresh produce to confectionery and sausage packaging, it continues to be a trusted material across the food industry.

Learn how it supports modern food packaging.

The Challenges of Modern Food Packaging Today’s food manufacturers face increasing pressure on multiple fronts: ensuring food safety, extending shelf life, and meeting growing consumer expectations for eco-friendly packaging. These requirements are no longer optional add-ons, but core criteria in ...

10/07/2026

Clear skies, zero wind... total tranquility. You’d never guess that Typhoon Bavi is about to hit. We aren't letting our guard down though—storm prep is already underway at the factory. Stay safe out there!

03/07/2026

Every summer brings new challenges to our film-forming workshop.

We're thankful for the many long-time colleagues who continue to show responsibility, care, and dedication every day. Their experience helps us maintain consistent quality and reliable delivery for customers around the world.

Thank you for being such an important part of the KEDE team.

25/06/2026

Production, quality, sales, and technical teams all see things from different angles.

Bringing everyone together regularly helps us learn from each other and solve problems faster. It's a simple habit, but it makes a big difference.

18/06/2026

Easily the brightest spot on our campus—not just because of its bold pink color, but because of the 63 team members it carries safely every day.
Our driver just gave it a thorough wash. At KEDE, caring for our team's daily commute reflects the exact same commitment we bring to our production lines: reliable, steady, and spotless. The shift is almost over, and she's ready to roll!

09/06/2026

A quick look at our daily setup. We always say that natural cellulose film is a "live" material—it breathes and reacts to its surroundings.

To keep it in its prime condition, we maintain a steady, comfortable climate using our HVAC and humidifiers, while keeping the windows sealed with fine mesh. Keeping the environment constant, clean, and dust-free is simply how we ensure every roll of film unrolls perfectly flat, crystal clear, and ready for our clients' lines.

03/06/2026

Regenerated cellulose film has been used in spandex winding for decades.

While it is often discussed as a sustainable material today, its role in spandex production comes from practical process requirements such as heat resistance, low static behavior, and stable unwinding performance.

We recently shared a closer look at why cellulose film remains widely used in spandex winding applications.

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For decades, regenerated cellulose film has been widely used as a liner material in spandex winding. While sustainability is receiving more attention today, its adoption in the spandex industry originally came from process requirements rather than environmental considerations. Heat resistance, low s...

29/05/2026

Cellulose tape is made from regenerated cellulose film combined with natural or bio-based adhesive systems.

The material is used in packaging applications where recyclability, compostability, and paper packaging compatibility are important considerations.

We recently shared a closer look at the material structure and degradation performance of cellulose tape.

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Learn how plastic-free cellulose tape works, including material structure, compostability standards, degradation performance, and packaging applications.

14/05/2026

“Biodegradable” and “Compostable” are often used interchangeably in packaging, but they are not the same.

Biodegradable materials can break down over time, while compostable materials must meet more specific conditions related to degradation speed, residue control, and composting standards.

In many compostability tests, materials are also evaluated for heavy metal limits, plant growth impact, and soil compatibility after decomposition.

In packaging discussions, the terms “biodegradable” and “compostable” are often used interchangeably. However, they do not always describe the same material behavior. For packaging buyers and converters, the difference also affects material selection and disposal requirements. It also affect...