La Vida Humana

Mediante el trabajo en equipo y haciendo uso de las tecnologías para la información y la comunicación, desarrolle las siguientes actividades:

1.- Encontrar información en inglés, relacionada con el producto, de manera específica y predecible en escritos sencillos y cotidianos.

2.- Identifique diferentes folletos y elabore uno relacionado con su proyecto con la misión, visión, ficha técnica y productos.

3.- Elaborar un mapa o flujograma de procesos, espina de pescado en inglés y la cadena de distribución en inglés así como la matriz con los costos en inglés. Todas las evidencias ya mencionadas van con imágenes.

4.-Después de haber desarrollado las actividades propuestas en la hoja de trabajo, crear un blog o wiki y colocar todos los puntos para luego socializar con los demás aprendices del grupo.

RECUERDE:

“ A friend in need is a friend indeed.”

HAVE A NICE DAY !!

SOLUTION

1. “Biodegradable Packaging, Our earth friendly, "green" packaging material is a starch-based loosefill packing peanut that is biodegradable in water or a compost setting. This product has long been accepted by the packaging industry and has stood the test of time and tactics from the plastics and recycling industries.

StarchTech's biodegradable packaging material, The Mighty I packing peanut, can be re-used, composted or simply disposed of by dissolving it in a sink or bath tub. The Mighty I biodegradable packing peanut eliminates the negative environmental impact of polystyrene peanuts, plastic bags and bubble wrap. It is also nontoxic, and as such, will not harm children or pets that may come into contact with the material. From the manufacturing process to the consumer's home, these biodegradable packing peanuts minimize their environmental impact at every step”

http://www.starchtech.com/biodegradable-packing-peanuts.html

This idea, of biodegradable packaging, can be an international competence and that fact drive us to be more efficient and prepare a stronger publicity and release our product like the best option for packaging and better cost than the competence.

“Fragile materials needs to be cushioned for shipping, but polystyrene packing peanuts and plastic bubble wrap, while effective, aren't environmentally friendly. Andrea Kremer of San Francisco State University reports that it can take 500 years for one Styrofoam cup to break down in a landfill. Styrofoam and plastic are made from petroleum, a nonrenewable resource. You can choose biodegradable materials to cushion your shipped goods. These materials, made from renewable resources, break down faster in landfills or compost piles.

CORNSTARCH: Several companies make packing peanuts from cornstarch. These resemble Styrofoam peanuts, but dissolve in water. Their light weight makes them economical for

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