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PLA Face Mask Receives Emergency Use Authorization
View article: PLA Face Mask Receives Emergency Use AuthorizationWorld’s first plant-based medical grade face mask authorized under EUA by U.S. FDA
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How Many UK Composting Sites Accepts Compostable Packaging?
View article: How Many UK Composting Sites Accepts Compostable Packaging?You need to read my remarks at the bottom of the article.
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Cosmax and Around Blue Partner on Bioplastic Packaging
View article: Cosmax and Around Blue Partner on Bioplastic PackagingCosmax works with domestic company to develop bioplastic containers with crosslinked cellulose
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Swedish Restaurant Goes for Biocomposites Furniture
View article: Swedish Restaurant Goes for Biocomposites FurnitureThe first recyclable restaurant in Sweden has kelp chairs
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Flinders University Study on Sustainable Concrete
View article: Flinders University Study on Sustainable ConcreteAn international research group is building a case for more sustainable concrete by replacing synthetic reinforcement materials with natural fibres and materials from difference waste streams.
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Fashion Green Claims May be Misleading Says EEB
View article: Fashion Green Claims May be Misleading Says EEBRules in development to compare fashion products may give a limited picture of real environmental impact making them unfit to back up green claims, NGOs warn — The greenwashing accusation towards the fashion industry becomes systematic
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Faurecia Alternatives to Animal Leather
View article: Faurecia Alternatives to Animal LeatherFaurecia’s formula for low carbon footprint alternatives to animal leather
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Lignin Inhibits Glycation
View article: Lignin Inhibits GlycationLignin, an active component in the corn silk water extract, inhibits glycation
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Plastic Recycling Will Never Work Says Greenpeace
View article: Plastic Recycling Will Never Work Says GreenpeaceNew Greenpeace Report: Plastic Recycling Is A Dead-End Street. Year After Year, Plastic Recycling Declines Even as Plastic Waste Increases — Now the word “circular” is in the line of fire to. To be honest with you, I start to have my doubts about plastic circularity.
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Borealis and REHAU Partner on Circular Furniture
View article: Borealis and REHAU Partner on Circular FurnitureBorealis and REHAU accelerate circularity for furniture products with Bornewables™ premium circular polyolefins
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Modifying Poplar for Bioproducts
View article: Modifying Poplar for BioproductsResearch team receives $15.8M to modify poplar for bioproducts
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New Volvo Made with Bio Materials
View article: New Volvo Made with Bio MaterialsInside the all-new Volvo EX90: reinterpreting luxury and well-being
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Biobased Polartec Power Shield
View article: Biobased Polartec Power ShieldAnnounced today, Polartec®, a Milliken™ & Company brand, launches its all-new bio-based Polartec® Power Shield® fabric technology setting a new standard for sustainable weather protection.
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Plastics Europe Report 2022
View article: Plastics Europe Report 2022An analysis of European plastics production, demand, conversion and end-of-life management.
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Transparent Wood Could Replace Plastics
View article: Transparent Wood Could Replace PlasticsLife cycle assessment of transparent wood production using emerging technologies and strategic scale-up framework
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Associated Press on Chemical Recycling
View article: Associated Press on Chemical RecyclingThe plastics industry says there is way to help solve the crisis of plastic waste plaguing the planet’s oceans, beaches and lands— recycle it, chemically
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3D PLA Filament Reinforced with PALF
View article: 3D PLA Filament Reinforced with PALFA recent study from an international group of researchers suggests that pineapple leaf fiber (PALF) could be used to reinforce polylactic acid (PLA).
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PHA Market Trends and Estimates
View article: PHA Market Trends and EstimatesPHA market is expected to reach at USD 167 million in 2027 at a CAGR of 15.3% during the forecast period — Who knows what’s going to hit the fan by 2027? We currently don’t have politicians that seem to bring us economic and political stability….they seem to like this crisis climate.
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Nigeria Loses Crude Oil Cuctomers
View article: Nigeria Loses Crude Oil CuctomersNumber of crude oil buyers from Nigeria had been decreasing — Blah blah blah blah
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International Whaling Commission Role on Plastic Treaty
View article: International Whaling Commission Role on Plastic TreatyA global plastics pollution treaty is one step closer as International Whaling Commission nations support proposal to tackle killer plastics in the ocean
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Vikas Lifecare to Produce Rice Husk Cellulose, Lignin and Silica
View article: Vikas Lifecare to Produce Rice Husk Cellulose, Lignin and SilicaVikas Lifecare collaborates with multiple institutions to produces Cellulose, Lignin and Silica from Rice Husk
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Ocean Halo Goes Compostable Broth Pods
View article: Ocean Halo Goes Compostable Broth PodsOcean’s Halo is further immersing itself into the new era of sustainability by acquiring the license to use BPI Certified Commercially Compostable pods from Smile Compostable Solutions® for its vegan quick-cup broths.
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Colorado Invests in Vertical Farming and Hemp Bioplastics
View article: Colorado Invests in Vertical Farming and Hemp BioplasticsState approves incentives for hemp bioplastics, vertical-farm equipment firms in NoCo — Is vertical farming the solution to deal with all the negative effects of intensive agriculture? Maybe it is!
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Bacterial Catabolism of Acetovanillone, a Lignin Derived Compound
View article: Bacterial Catabolism of Acetovanillone, a Lignin Derived CompoundMicrobial pathway that catabolizes acetovanillone, a major component of several industrial lignin streams.
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Just Zero Nonprofit Launched
View article: Just Zero Nonprofit LaunchedJust Zero, a new nonprofit advocacy organization focused on tackling our country’s waste crisis has officially launched.
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AGAE Achieves Breakthrough in Fermentation Production of Biosurfactant HAA
View article: AGAE Achieves Breakthrough in Fermentation Production of Biosurfactant HAAAGAE Technologies, LLC (“AGAE”), a leading Oregon-based specialty chemical and biotech company, is pleased to announce its technology breakthroughs in production of the natural biosurfactant HAA – 3-(3-hydroxyalkanoyloxy)alkanoate, a precursor of rhamnolipids (RL).
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Södra to Commercialise Lignin
View article: Södra to Commercialise LigninSödra plans to add lignin within its range of forest-based materials and seeks partners to develop lignin-based sustainable alternatives to fossil materials in a range of applications.
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Global Research Framework for Macroalgae Cultivation & Sinking for Carbon Sequestration
View article: Global Research Framework for Macroalgae Cultivation & Sinking for Carbon SequestrationMacroalgae Cultivation & Sinking for Carbon Sequestration. A Framework for Global Research
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BPI Certifies ProActive Compostable CPM 200
View article: BPI Certifies ProActive Compostable CPM 200Biodegradable Products Institute Certifies ProAmpac’s High Barrier ProActive Compostable Laminate
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How DRC is Struggling to Manage Plastic Waste
View article: How DRC is Struggling to Manage Plastic WasteThe Democratic Republic of the Congo is home to the second largest rainforest in the world – making it one of the designated nations tackling the climate crisis.
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Improved Itaconic Acid Production Using Synthetic Biology
View article: Improved Itaconic Acid Production Using Synthetic BiologyItaconic acid is used as a raw material for manufacturing cosmetics and antibacterial agents, as well as various plastics including biodegradable polymers
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CO2 Fixation in the Production of Succinic Acid
View article: CO2 Fixation in the Production of Succinic AcidAs a flavor enhancer, for the production of dyes, pharmaceutical products and biopolyesters: succinic acid is a versatile basic chemical
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Rosenberger OSI Goes Bioplastics
View article: Rosenberger OSI Goes BioplasticsRosenberger Optical Solutions & Infrastructure (Rosenberger OSI), an expert in fiber optic connections, cabling solutions and infrastructure services, announces that its in-house plastic packaging for patch cords will be switched to bio-based and biodegradable polymers in the coming year.
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Zespri Switches to Compostable Labels in European Markets
View article: Zespri Switches to Compostable Labels in European MarketsZespri has confirmed that all of its kiwifruit in Europe for the upcoming Northern Hemisphere supply season will feature compostable labels, including trialling a home compostable label in France.
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Newsweek Covers Polymateria
View article: Newsweek Covers PolymateriaLondon-based startup has developed a new solution that makes plastics self-destruct if they escape into the environment.
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Lixil Introduces Revia
View article: Lixil Introduces ReviaToilet Maker Plans to Recycle Plastic Waste Into Sidewalks
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Kenyan Biodegradable Pads Made from Banana Waste
View article: Kenyan Biodegradable Pads Made from Banana WasteKenyan award-winning students to set up firm to make bio-degradable pads
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New Bioplastics Degrades at 25°C
View article: New Bioplastics Degrades at 25°CSouth Korean researchers have developed a biodegradable plastics that can degrade at 25 ° Celsius.
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L’Occitane Goes for rPET Cosmetic Bottles (FREE)
View article: L’Occitane Goes for rPET Cosmetic Bottles (FREE)Loop Industries And L’occitane En Provence Unveil New Bottle Manufactured With 100% Recycled Pet Resin From Loop’s Upgraded Production Facility In Terrebonne Quebec, Canada — This may well be the most sustainable packaging choice I’ve seen this year. This is a FREE article
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Agile BioFoundry Selects New Collaborations
View article: Agile BioFoundry Selects New CollaborationsToday, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Bioenergy Technologies Office (BETO) and the Division of Molecular and Cellular Biosciences and the Division of Chemical, Bioengineering, Environmental and Transport Systems at the National Science Foundation (NSF) announced the selection of six projects to conduct research and development that will advance the U.S. bioeconomy.
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ENI Considers Building Third Biorefinery in Livorno
View article: ENI Considers Building Third Biorefinery in LivornoEni met with the president of Tuscany, Eugenio Giani, and the mayors of Livorno, Luca Salvetti, and Collesalvetti, Adelio Antolini, to confirm that the company is investigating the opportunity to build a new bio-refinery at Eni’s industrial site in Livorno.
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NL Nitrogen Report
View article: NL Nitrogen ReportNitrogen Report Delivered to the Dutch Government
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The REACH Fiasco
View article: The REACH FiascoEU documents have been leaked. EU will stop REACH hazardous chemical reform. Health of the consumers has been replaced by the competitiveness of the German Chemical Industry. Ze Germans again? It reminds me of the 1930s. Shall we say thank you to BASF? If there was one piece of legislation that had to go through,…
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Mitsui Chemicals and Shell Partner on Chemical Recycling
View article: Mitsui Chemicals and Shell Partner on Chemical RecyclingMitsui Chemicals Group to Produce Chemically Recycled Polyethylene Derived From Plastic Waste. Memorandum of Understanding signed with Shell for ethylene derived from plastic waste
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Bioplastic Certification Market Divided over Two Players
View article: Bioplastic Certification Market Divided over Two PlayersI was reading the following article and couldn’t help but thinking that the bioplastic certification market was being divided under two companies: TUV Austria (ex-Vincotte) and Din Certco (TUV Rheinland)
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European Patent Office Report on Plastics Reviewed by Lawyer
View article: European Patent Office Report on Plastics Reviewed by LawyerThe European Patent Office issued a report on plastics patents. Here are the comments of a lawyer focusing on innovation trends in recycling and bioplastics.
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Advanced Plastics Recycling Yields Climate Benefits
View article: Advanced Plastics Recycling Yields Climate BenefitsThe City College of New York Grove School of Engineering today released a new report which examined advanced recycling.
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Heat Resistant Luminy PLA 3D Filament
View article: Heat Resistant Luminy PLA 3D FilamentA new generation of Luminy® PLA based filaments has been launched by colorFabb.
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TotalEnergies Corbion and Tomra Manage to Sort PLA with Near Infra-Red
View article: TotalEnergies Corbion and Tomra Manage to Sort PLA with Near Infra-RedSorting of PLA from municipal plastic waste again proven to be easy — OK, not bad at all. I support this solution 100% if the collected waste is recycled into rPLA instead of composted.
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MGI Launches TAC, Sustainable Plastic Distribution Company
View article: MGI Launches TAC, Sustainable Plastic Distribution CompanyMGI International, a leader in plastic resin distribution, launched a full-service distribution company The Aspect Company (TAC) focused exclusively on sustainable resins. TAC helps manufacturers integrate sustainable materials through sourcing, warehousing, logistics, and technical support.
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Accurately Tracking How Plastic Biodegrades
View article: Accurately Tracking How Plastic BiodegradesResearchers have developed an approach to accurately record and fully track the biodegradation of plastics in soils.
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EU Strategy on Biorefineries
View article: EU Strategy on BiorefineriesThe European Union is investing billions of euros in biorefineries that can develop products based on organic materials and help decrease the bloc’s reliance on oil and gas.
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TotalEnergies Sued for War Crimes in Ukraine
View article: TotalEnergies Sued for War Crimes in UkraineTwo NGOs have filed a complaint against French energy giant TotalEnergies for “complicity in war crimes” — The profits generated by TotalEnergies’ PLA business were used to supply weapons used against citizens … Im’ joking … they don’t make any money with their PLA business, it’s pure loss-making.
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Paris and New York Join Legal Action Against TotalEnergies
View article: Paris and New York Join Legal Action Against TotalEnergiesThe cities of Paris and New York have joined a coalition of associations and local authorities that are suing oil major TotalEnergies for failing to adequately fight climate change — TotalEnergies seems to be one the biggest greenwashers in town and abides to the lowest moral and the highest greedy corporate standards. Let us remember…
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Bottle Consortium Announce New Strategy for Mixed Plastic Waste
View article: Bottle Consortium Announce New Strategy for Mixed Plastic WasteBOTTLE Project Outlines New Strategy for Valorization of Mixed Plastic Waste
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PTT To Lead Bioplastic Growth
View article: PTT To Lead Bioplastic GrowthNon-biodegradable Polytrimethylene Terephthalate (PTT) will be the primary driver of bioplastics demand through 2021 and beyond — These type of reports should be taken with a pinch of salt. They’re made by collecting input and consolidating corporate projections. Sometimes I believe that they’re made to influence instead of inform. It’s usually always the same companies…
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Greenpeace Says CGF Call for Chemical Recycling is Greenwashing
View article: Greenpeace Says CGF Call for Chemical Recycling is GreenwashingGreenpeace USA Slams Consumer Goods Forum Calls for More Chemical Recycling as Greenwashing
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East Asian Seas Countries Partner on Marine Plastic Waste
View article: East Asian Seas Countries Partner on Marine Plastic WasteEast Asian Seas countries cooperate to deal with marine plastic pollution
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Bimbo Canada Wins Clean50 Awards for Compostable Bread Bag Closures
View article: Bimbo Canada Wins Clean50 Awards for Compostable Bread Bag ClosuresJeff Robertson Named A 2023 Clean50 Emerging Leader and Bimbo Canada wins for Transitioning Plastic Bread Bag Closures to Compostable Cardboard
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European Commission on the Sustainability Gap of Biomass
View article: European Commission on the Sustainability Gap of BiomassHow the EU commission intends to solve the sustainability gap of EU biomass for industrial use — The EU commission is not really “neutral” on the topic of biomass sustainability. They’re the puppet of agro-industrial concerns that have catalysed the degradation of EU farm soils through the EU CAP.
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Most Ocean Plastic Waste Comes from Fishing and Aquaculture
View article: Most Ocean Plastic Waste Comes from Fishing and AquacultureOver 75% Of Plastic In Great Pacific Garbage Patch Originates From Fishing
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WSU to Research Biodegradable and Recyclable Agricultural Mulch Films
View article: WSU to Research Biodegradable and Recyclable Agricultural Mulch FilmsNew grant aims to reduce plastic taken from fields to landfills
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CJ Cheiljedang and Yuhan Kimberly Partner on PHA Consumer Goods
View article: CJ Cheiljedang and Yuhan Kimberly Partner on PHA Consumer GoodsCJ Cheiljedang ties up with Yuhan Kimberly to develop biodegradable consumer goods — South Korea is at the forefront of waste management. They could give us an ‘objective’ assessment of PHA. Let’s hope the “usual suspects” don’t spoil it. Some EU organisations have lost their credibility in my eyes….
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Indian Startup Makes Packaging from Coconut Waste
View article: Indian Startup Makes Packaging from Coconut WasteIndian Startup Makes cosmetic, food and pharma containers from coir fibre waste
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City of Boise Says No to All Compostable Plastics
View article: City of Boise Says No to All Compostable PlasticsIt doesn’t look good for compostable plastics. The result of the “Divide et impera” strategy of European Bioplastics under the previous management of TotalEnergies …. A sweet bitter dish of greed with a “bad Karma” sauce. Better served cold or not at all. Bon Appetit!
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Usable Packaging Letter to EU Institutions
View article: Usable Packaging Letter to EU InstitutionsUsable Packaging project coordinator Prof Chema Lagaron has sent an open letter to European Institutions on behalf of the consortium, in which he offers a seven point strategy to support the development of the biobased and compostable plastic industry as part of the EU’s bioeconomy.
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Dow Remarkable Bioplastics Strategy
View article: Dow Remarkable Bioplastics StrategyDow takes a remarkable and very well articulated stance on bioplastics. Not the usual dogma and bullying that we’re used to see in bioplastic land. I have to say that DOW has made an impression on me over time. Dow seems to be bringing moral to the table.
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Nereid Biomaterials Develops 3D Marine Degradable Plastics
View article: Nereid Biomaterials Develops 3D Marine Degradable PlasticsThe Nereid Biomaterials team, including Rochester biologist Anne S. Meyer, has created the first ocean instrument made with 3D-printed internal parts composed of bioplastics.
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Bio-Aromatics, Chemical & Advanced Recycling, Polystyrene & Styrofoam, R&D and Technology, Universities, Institutes & LabsNew Method to Create Aromatic Compound from Waste
View article: New Method to Create Aromatic Compound from WasteIntegrated strategy for the synthesis of aromatic building blocks via upcycling of real-life plastic wastes
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TotalEnergies and Indaver Partner on Chemical Recycling
View article: TotalEnergies and Indaver Partner on Chemical RecyclingTotalEnergies and Indaver sign an offtake agreement for petrochemical feedstock from advanced recycling
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Belgian Startup Converts CO2 in Chemicals
View article: Belgian Startup Converts CO2 in ChemicalsNewcomer Oxylum converts CO₂ into sustainable chemicals. New spin-off UAntwerp is a pioneer in the carbon transition
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Blockchain for US Industrial Hemp
View article: Blockchain for US Industrial HempNew Joint Venture Executed to Escalate Industrial Hemp Industry as a Sustainable Solution in North America
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Formula 1 Goes Net Zero Greenwash
View article: Formula 1 Goes Net Zero GreenwashIn 2019, Formula 1 launched its plan to be Net Zero Carbon by 2030. Nearly three years later, what is the sport doing to meet this ambitious target? — F1 Goes Net zero? Sorry, is this a joke or just a heavy greenwash operation? EU citizens are told not to drive their old diesel cars…
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Consumer Goods Majors Look for 800 K Tons Chemical Recycled Plastic
View article: Consumer Goods Majors Look for 800 K Tons Chemical Recycled PlasticMajor Consumer Goods Companies Signal Shared Demand for 800,000 Tons of Chemically Recycled Materials – The Consumer Goods Forum — Good luck with that and beware of fraud
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Technip Energies and Metgen Partner on Lignin Refining Technology
View article: Technip Energies and Metgen Partner on Lignin Refining TechnologyTechnip Energies and MetGen Join Forces to Industrialize METNIN® Lignin Refining Technology
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BASF and Mercedes Partner on Chemical Recycling and Mass Balance
View article: BASF and Mercedes Partner on Chemical Recycling and Mass BalanceGo!Create – from scrap tire to door handle: Pyrolysis oil and biomethane enable production of mass-balanced plastics
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Mexico Sugar Report 2022
View article: Mexico Sugar Report 2022FAS-Mexico forecasts a nearly 6 percent decrease in sugar production to 6.16 million metric tons raw value (MMT-RV) during marketing year (MY) 2022/23 due to lower rainfall levels and higher input prices.
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Indian Algae Bio Leather
View article: Indian Algae Bio LeatherWallets Made of Algae? Possible With Award-Winning ‘Leather’ That’s Compostable
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DCU Funded for Bioplastic Research
View article: DCU Funded for Bioplastic ResearchScientists at DCU (Dublin City University) have been awarded more than €2m for research on turning waste from breweries and distilleries into more environmentally friendly plastic.
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Plastic Recycling Breakthrough by UC Santa Barbara
View article: Plastic Recycling Breakthrough by UC Santa BarbaraScientists develop a method of recycling plastic into high-value plastic molecules
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In the Meantime, China is Driving Global Coal Expansion
View article: In the Meantime, China is Driving Global Coal ExpansionOne year after President Xi Jinping’s pledge to cease new coal projects abroad, Chinese companies have gone ahead to sign new overseas agreements, strengthening China’s position as the world’s top coal developer, a new analysis finds — While EU citizen’s purchasing power is being slaughtered by the “Ursula von der Leyen” slaughterhouse, China is getting…
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Toray Bio Polyester Headsets
View article: Toray Bio Polyester HeadsetsToray Develops ”Ultrasuede™ nu” using 100% Plant-based polyester for Headrest Covers of ANA Green Jet
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What’s Really Happening to Fossil Assets?
View article: What’s Really Happening to Fossil Assets?A lot of attention is given to investors opting to divest from fossil fuel or carbon intensive assets. Comparatively little focus is on who purchases these assets — I knew there was something fishy about the “anti-fossil”; now there’s even a doctrine … why hide it when you can indoctrinate it? It’s all about transferring…
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MIT Develops New Plastic Recycling Process
View article: MIT Develops New Plastic Recycling ProcessNew process could enable more efficient plastics recycling
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Black & Decker Launches Reviva Line
View article: Black & Decker Launches Reviva LineTools to Build a Better Planet: BLACK+DECKER® Announces Retail Launch for reviva™, the Brand’s First Sustainably Led Power Tool Line
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Global Biodegradable Mulch Film Market
View article: Global Biodegradable Mulch Film MarketThe estimation is for 2026; I thought it was “currently” at least 3 times higher.
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Humble Potato Chips Goes Compostable Packaging
View article: Humble Potato Chips Goes Compostable PackagingThe crisps bags are Industrial Compostable Certified ?? Although, I like the concept of the crisps … I wonder who certified those bags as industrially compostable? The composters have no clue what’s coming into their direction 🙂
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CheBanca Goes for Ocean Plastic Cards
View article: CheBanca Goes for Ocean Plastic CardsCheBanca to issue payments cards made from recycled ocean plastic
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Croda Report on Biotechnology in Personal Care
View article: Croda Report on Biotechnology in Personal CareLaunch of first report on biotechnology opportunities in the personal care market
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Fashion and Objects from Wheatgrass Seeds and Roots
View article: Fashion and Objects from Wheatgrass Seeds and RootsGrass Roots Are Grown into Compostable Garments and Functional Objects
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Junzheng Group Goes Bioplastic Production
View article: Junzheng Group Goes Bioplastic ProductionThe first set in the world: Junzheng Group selects KTS technology for a BDO project with single-line production capacity of 300,000 tons per year
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Algae Bioplastic Sail Boat
View article: Algae Bioplastic Sail Boat‘second sun’ sailboat concept is made of algae-based biopolymer + ocean plastic
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Bioplastic Scoliosis Brace Wins James Dyson Award
View article: Bioplastic Scoliosis Brace Wins James Dyson AwardUniversity of Cincinnati graduate Sangyu Xi has created Airy, a subtle brace designed for teenage girls with scoliosis that grows with its wearer and was named the US winner of this year’s James Dyson Awards.
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Shell, BP, Exxon Leaked Emails Reveal Climate Tactics and Greenwashing
View article: Shell, BP, Exxon Leaked Emails Reveal Climate Tactics and GreenwashingOil and gas companies may commit to net zero goals in public – but internal emails tell a different story — Funnily enough, there’s never a leak as to how those companies interfere with democratic processes and institutions. Follow the money, look at the shareholders, not the companies or the oil.
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Reuters Bends to Biofuel Pressure
View article: Reuters Bends to Biofuel PressureReuters bends to pressure from the biofuel industry — There’s clearly an agenda to greenwash the “bio” industry. What if there was an ulterior motive to all of this; like a secret agenda to force Saudi Arabia and other countries to privatise their oil reserves to the benefit of Anglo Saxon financial markets?
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Circa Renewable Chemistry Institute
View article: Circa Renewable Chemistry InstituteBuilding the bio-based chemical economy: Circa launches Circa Renewable Chemistry Institute
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Rutger University Spins Off RenewCO2
View article: Rutger University Spins Off RenewCO2CO2 to Chemicals Startup RenewCO2, Spins out of Rutgers University with Seed Round from Energy Transition Ventures
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New Zealand Invests in Plastic innovation
View article: New Zealand Invests in Plastic innovationGovernment backs initiatives to cut environmental impact of plastic waste
