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Danimer Scientific is Creating the Future of Plastics

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Sustainable, renewable, biobased and completely biodegradable, it holds enormous promise for replacing plastics made from petrochemicals.

Instead of the plastic litter now found on our land, beaches and waterways, we foresee a world in which the plastic products we use every day are made from the naturally occurring, sustainable PHA biopolymer we are creating.

PHA IS…

  • Versatile, adaptable and heat- and UV-resistant
  • FDA approved for food contact
  • Capable of properties comparable to many petrochemical plastics
  • Custom formulated to create many types of plastic resins for different purposes
  • Durable enough for high-speed processing
  • Able to withstand high temperatures while in storage
  • Able to preserve food and other stored goods better than many competitors
  • Capable of bonding successfully with materials, such as paper

A Wide Range of Applications

The range of applications for products made with PHA is enormous and includes:

  • Cups
  • Bottles
  • Straws
  • Food-storage bags
  • Lids
  • Shopping bags
  • Utensils
  • Diaper linings
  • Plates
  • Wipes
  • Toys
  • Trash bags
  • Seals, labels, glues and much more

Certified 100% Biodegradable and Compostable

Whether discarded on the ground, cast into the ocean or deposited in a landfill, products made of Danimer Scientific‘s PHA will fully decompose in about three months to a year.

At Danimer Scientific, we are creating the future of plastics. It is a sustainable future, and we invite you to be a part of it.

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