The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) is the cabinet department of the United States federal government. The primary goal of this department is to improve the quality of life of the American people by supporting agricultural production. Focused primarily on meeting the needs of farmers and ranchers, promoting agricultural trade and production, and working to ensure food security, protect natural resources, and nurture rural communities, we will end population hunger in the United States and internationally. An important function of the USDA is to provide consumers with clear product health standards, to test safe and nutritious foods when purchasing food, and to continue to educate consumers about what to eat to build modern life. Nutrition concept to encourage consumers to choose the right food

The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has developed a set of guidelines for the production, handling and labelling of organic crops. Beginning in 2002, U.S. states began to ensure that authentic organic products were available to the American public. The National Organic Management Standards Law is the basis for the full implementation of organic product certification. All organic products circulating in the domestic market of the United States, including organic products imported from abroad, must apply for the certification of the organic national certification mark of the United States before they can be sold as organic products. The certification mark should be displayed on the outer packaging. The USDA promotes a certification system for biological product labels. If the content of bio-based substrates in the product itself and product packaging exceeds 25%, a label certification license can be obtained, which will be implemented on February 21, 2011 (bio-based product labeling) certification system

BIO-BASED  material

It is a recycling upgrade - a natural organic substance called chitin is extracted from crab shells in "marine crab shell waste", and a biochemical fermentation process is used to produce antibacterial agents - it is an environmentally friendly biomass polymer material, The product image of "green", environmental protection and "low carbon" is in line with the requirements of the export of consumer goods to the European, American and Japanese markets in the future and the regulations on environmental sustainable development.

The United States (USDA) Bio-based Natural Sustainable Certification Mark: is the best medium for direct communication with consumers. Consumers can get enough information from the information on the sign to directly and clearly identify biomass products and their products. content; create a differentiated competitive advantage in the vast consumer market, and then develop the international market