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Material, and way of its application makes a big

difference in e-logistics Age.

With global ban on the use of plastics, the more environment friendly alternative such as biodegradable or compostable are urgently needed to fill the gap. Sincerity has invested early in PLA, PBAT, PHA, PCL and PBS, and is expect to welcome the “green material boom” in cutlery, packaging, agriculture, automotive, medical, and textile industry.

On top of material innovation, Sincerity was the world’s 4th, China’s first one who is able to design, and produce ventilated packaging, that can significantly reduce wastage during logistics and improve logistic efficiency.

Executive summar y

Sincerity Applied Materials Holdings Corp. is a publicly traded company headquartered in Melbourne, Australia, with an innovation and manufacturing center in Changzhou, China.

Sincerity is listed on the Over the Counter Markets (OTC:SINC). Our applied material technology provides performance polymers and products in wide range of industries.

HuaAn Securities Co:, estimates that the market opportunities related to the biodegradable polymers is around 1.4 billion USD by 2030 in Chinese Market alone.1

Sincerity focuses on two major sections to participate in this opportunity,

1.Material innovation, which expands our biodegradable raw material supply capacity

2.Material Application innovation, which reduces product

wastage and increase logistics efficiency by offering unique ventilated film packaging.

Sincerity has over 900 commercial customers across all industries, expanding biodegradable range gives customers an opportunity to a “green” upgrade to existing product line.

Further to material innovation, Sincerity introduced the idea of breathable packaging to change the way commercial, industrial and fresh produce should be packed.

Sincerity aims to disrupt the film packaging industry. Traditionally film with ventilation holes is not strong enough, while film with no ventilation holes blocks convection. Sincerity combines ventilation and wrapping strength via its unique reinforcement and trimming technology,   genuine   ventilated/breathable   packaging is now possible. Our film offers

•Breathability during transport dramatically reduces moisture- related spoilage.

•Products requiring refrigeration and freezing cool down and freeze quicker, resulting in time, money and energy savings.

•Products wrapped at high temperatures require ventilation to allow heat and moisture to escape and prevent condensation building up.

SINC Founding Principle

Sincerity has a DNA of polymers, that makes us know plastics better than anyone else. All of our product are engineered in environmental responsible way, and Sincerity heavily invest into innovation in sustainability.

On the other hand, according to Food and Agriculture Organization of United Nations (FAO), over a billion tonnes food is wasted each year, this counts 1/3 of food produced for human around the world.

With impact of Covid, during and post Covid, e-commerce is booming and world reply more on logistics. Any technology improvement in the supply chain will have a big impact on the whole world.

The ventilation/breathable film gives fresh produce extended shelf life, the exact date varies on different produce, however, every extra day counts.

Mordor Intelligence estimates Modified atmosphere packaging market to reach

USD 18.28

Billion