What is the smallest order that can be placed? What about the largest?Thanks to Plastics Color Corporation’s state-of-the-art facilities, masterbatch manufacturer PCC can accommodate almost any size order of PET colorants or masterbatches. How long will it take to fulfill a plastic colorant, additive or masterbatch order?While an average lead time is approximately five days, Plastics Color Corporation goal is to exceed customers’ expectations whenever possible when it comes to a PLA additive masterbatch order.< /p> Can Plastics Color Corporation handle custom color formulations?Absolutely. PCC performs such formulations for many end-users and in a wide range of plastic resin material types. The world-class color-matching lab in Asheboro, N.C., uses the latest color-matching technology. Does Plastics Color Corporation offer UV packages in its products?Yes. PCC works closely with global leaders in UV additives for specific product formulations. PCC has a proven track record of success with PLA packaging. Additionally, PCC provides weatherability testing for customers — free of charge. Can customers expect further plastic resin material innovations from Plastics Color Corporation?Yes, PCC recently opened a state-of-the-art Solutions Center on the Asheboro, N.C. campus where new-age plastic resins can be developed upon request. We’re an early-stage partner, helping our customers create new products and solving production problems. What is food grade plastic?The U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) requires that plastics used in food packaging be of greater purity than plastics used for non-food packaging. This is commonly referred to as food grade plastic and it does not contain dyes or recycled plastic deemed harmful to humans. However, this does not mean that food grade plastic cannot contain recycled plastic. The FDA has detailed regulations concerning recycled plastics in food packaging. PCC’s clean compounding facilities in North Carolina and California were built from the ground up for this very specialized production process. What are thermoplastics?A thermoplastic, also known as a thermosoftening plastic, is a polymer that turns to a liquid when heated and freezes to a glassy state when cooled. | 
