Bioplastics Newsletter (30)

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• Belgian Competition Authority authorises agreement to commercialise only compostable coffee pods

• Belgian Competition Authority Informally Authorises Sustainability Agreement to Commercialise Only Compostable Coffee Pods

• Scientists make breakthrough discovery that could transform trash into building blocks for anti-cancer medication: ‘We are excited’

• AI Transforms Plastic Recycling Accuracy

• Bio-Based Cleaning Chemicals for Solar Panels Market

• Scientists announce a plastic to solve the growing microplastic problem

• Penang: How a plastic manufacturer is coping with changing market demands

• Biorefinery-based production of biodegradable bioplastics: advances and challenges in circular bioeconomy

• India’s Breakthrough in Chemical Recycling: A Solution to Plastic Waste

• CD BioSustainable Expands Green Chemistry and Bio-Based Material Services to Support Sustainable Material Research

• From salt to avocado waste: how far can material experimentation go?

• 3D printed skulls make mounting antlers less of a bloody mess

• AIMPLAS bid to accelerate biodegradation of bioplastic

• Why the Future of Plastics Might Not Be Plastic at All — and What That Means for Us

• Canada reverses course, scraps export ban on single-use plastics

• Effect of PBAT-g-MA as a compatibilizer towards PBAT/palm frond/palm stearin blend composite via compression molding

• Corte Madera introduces new rules to reduce plastic

• Scientists uncover how microbial consortia break down lignin