Plastic is widely used in food industry: plastic bags, beverage bottles, packaging boxes, cling film...What's troubling is that plastic is difficult to degrade, leading to an increasingly severe problem of "white pollution." Now, with the revolutionary technology of "photodegradation degradation," there's no need for high-temperature and high-pressure conditions, nor for sorting and cleaning. Discarded plastic can easily degrade, while also producing byproducts for manufacturing new plastics. In Hainan, this technology is transitioning from the laboratory to comprehensive industrialization.

Regenerative agriculture technology, bio-synthetic materials, and biodegradable packaging significantly conserve the environmental resources required for food production. As the "primary productive force," how does technology inject new vitality into sustainable food production? From production to processing, and then to packaging and transportation, how can each link in the food production chain leverage the limitless potential of technology to form a green industrial value chain? Let's explore the sustainable models of the food industry driven by technology together.