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Mulch Film / ES-MF-03

Biodegradable Mulch Film for Vegetable Beds

Biodegradable mulch film for vegetable-bed programs and agricultural supply. Specify the crop, planting layout, bed width, roll length and film gauge, with the field conditions and soil-use evidence needed for the intended growing cycle.

Supply focus
Vegetable cultivation & bed coverage
Construction
PLA+PBAT blend (60:40, greenhouse-optimized)
Order configuration
Size · Print · Unit pack · Case supply

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The product at a glance

Product specifications

Compare the construction, size and order requirements. We confirm your selected configuration in the quotation.

Product configuration

Material / construction
PLA+PBAT blend (60:40, greenhouse-optimized)
Dimensions
1.2m × 400m (standard); 0.8–2.0m custom widths
Thickness / weight
12–25 microns
Colour
Clear / Translucent White / Light Green
Capacity / application reference
400 meters per roll

Order & supply

Order quantity
60 cartons (approx. 1 ton)
Production timing
15–25 days
Unit & case packing
2 rolls per carton
Customisation
Custom width: 0.8m–2.0m. Custom thickness: 12–25μm. Color: clear, translucent white, light green tint. Gauge recommendation service for specific crop/climate combinations. Perforated options for seeded crops. MOQ 500 kg.
Published certification references

EN 17033 · TÜV OK Biodegradable SOIL · EN 13432 · OK compost INDUSTRIAL · TÜV

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Biodegradable Mulch Film for Vegetable Beds product and application presentation
Product & application presentation

Product overview

Build the roll around the vegetable bed

A vegetable-bed film must work with the planting pattern, irrigation and laying equipment. Provide those inputs along with the anticipated season and local climate. Review handling and field performance on a representative trial, then agree the finished roll and use instructions with the relevant product documentation.

Soil-biodegradable mulch film for crop and field programs. Build the specification around bed geometry, crop cycle, climate, laying equipment and the required period of field performance.

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Key features

The details that
shape the product

Six points connect the selected format to its everyday use, finished pack and repeat supply.

01

Clear 60:40 PLA+PBAT film at 12–25 microns

maximum light transmission for rapid soil heating in greenhouses and tunnels

02

Clear film provides no weed suppression

pair with drip irrigation and integrated weed management for clean beds

03

40–50% light transmission warms soil

primarily used for soil warming and moisture retention in tunnels

04

25 micron minimum gauge inside hot tunnels

4–5 months mechanical integrity where daytime soils exceed 30°C

05

Only 2.3% premature degradation across 3-year trials

UV-stabilized formulation proven in southern European greenhouse programs

06

EN 17033 and OK Biodegradable SOIL certified

60% biobased carbon per ASTM D6866 maximizes renewable content

Applications

Find your
working context

Choose the relevant operation and share its practical requirements with your inquiry.

Young vegetables growing through black mulch film on raised field beds in morning light
01

Vegetable row crops

Select the vegetable-bed mulch film around the crop, raised-bed width and planting layout. Share climate, soil, irrigation and season length for a relevant sample and field-trial plan.

Tomato rows emerging through black mulch film beside drip irrigation inside a working greenhouse
02

Greenhouses & tunnels

Coordinate film width, gauge and laying method with the protected-crop system. Review the intended growing cycle and local conditions rather than transferring settings from a different field.

Strawberry plants and ripening berries above black mulch film on a raised growing bed
03

Fruit & berry production

Review the mulch with the bed shape, plant spacing, irrigation and crop-care routine. Check the proposed construction through a representative field trial and the relevant soil-use documentation.

Agricultural supplier wrapping black mulch-film rolls in plain kraft paper for grower delivery
04

Agricultural distribution

Build an identifiable roll program for growers and dealers. Agree width, usable length, gauge, colour, core, packing and handling instructions with the selected crop and region.

Certifications & product documents

The file behind
the finished format

Keep the specification, applicable certification and intended-use information connected to the product you order.

EN 17033 — Soil Biodegradation

The European standard written for biodegradable mulch films: 90%+ biodegradation in soil within 24 months, ecotoxicity testing, and no-harmful-residue limits. Greenhouse trials confirm the 60:40 formulation meets these limits.

TÜV Austria OK Biodegradable SOIL

Independent TÜV certification confirming real-soil biodegradation with no ecotoxic effects — audited annually, certificate verifiable on the public TÜV database.

EN 13432 — Industrial Compostability

Verifies the film also breaks down in managed composting facilities, so film fragments removed with plant residues can be composted rather than landfilled.

Soil-biodegradation records

Use records for the exact agricultural mulch and intended soil environment, rather than substituting packaging-compostability documents.

Sample review

Try the format
in your operation

A useful sample represents the construction and use you plan to order. Share the benchmark and the observations that matter.

  1. 01

    Set up

    Confirm field, crop, bed and equipment details.

  2. 02

    Run the task

    Trial laying and record performance during the intended crop cycle.

  3. 03

    Approve the format

    Approve the construction, product evidence and field-use instructions.

Use, handling & storage notes

Clear film provides minimal weed suppression — for greenhouse applications with weed pressure, use opaque variants. At 12μm gauge, film integrity in greenhouse conditions is limited to 2–3 months — appropriate only for short-cycle crops (salad greens, radishes). The PLA-rich formulation has lower tear resistance than PBAT-rich films — handle carefully during mechanical laying at temperatures below 15°C.

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Product questions

Before your
first order

Won't the film degrade too fast in a hot greenhouse?

Gauge selection is critical for greenhouse use. In tunnels where daytime soil temperatures regularly exceed 30°C, we recommend 25μm minimum gauge, which provides 4–5 months of mechanical integrity. For crops with 6+ month greenhouse cycles, we offer a 30μm custom gauge. The accelerated degradation is actually an advantage — under greenhouse conditions, the film can be tilled in immediately after the last harvest and will be fully biodegraded before the next planting cycle.

Does the clear film provide any weed suppression?

Clear mulch provides minimal weed suppression (light transmission 40–50%) and is primarily used for soil warming and moisture retention in tunnels where weed pressure is managed through other means (sterile growing media, container production, hand weeding). For greenhouse applications requiring weed suppression, we recommend our black or white-on-black greenhouse-grade films. The 60:40 PLA/PBAT formulation is available in opaque black with equivalent degradation properties.

Is there any risk of the film degrading prematurely and failing mid-season?

Our greenhouse formulation includes UV stabilizers (EN 17033 compliant, biodegradable) that protect the film during the service life. In our 3-year greenhouse trial program across southern Europe, premature degradation (< 4 months) occurred in only 2.3% of installations, primarily in tunnels with soil temperatures exceeding 40°C. We provide climate-specific gauge recommendations and a performance guarantee — if the film fails prematurely under normal conditions, we replace it.

What information is needed for a quote?

Crop, location, planting and harvest dates, bed width, roll width, gauge, colour and volume.