QMILK

Fibres, plastics and cosmetics made from non-food milk

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Non-food milk is no longer suitable as food and may therefore no longer be sold. In Germany alone, there are 2 million tons per year that have been disposed of at great expense so far. The German company QMILK has made it its business to generate new products from this natural raw material.

QMILK fibres are obtained in a patented spinning process from non-food milk and 100% renewable raw materials. The fibres have a natural antibacterial effect and are silky soft and skin caring.

QMILK Biopolymer is made from milk protein casein. Biopolymer consists of 100% natural plastic and is biodegradable within a few months.

QMILK cosmetics with fresh milk proteins and organic oils are produced without alcohol and glycerine.

Further information on this trend-setting material can be found on the manufacturer's website.