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Applications
Mirel Bioplastics is Chosen by Labcon North America for New Laboratory Liquid Handling System, a Case Study... [more]
Editorial
Electronics
A CD-ROM consisting of 30% PLA and 70% of a petroleum-based polymer has been introduced by Arkhe Will Co.,Ltd. of Fukui, Japan. The use of 30% PLA re... [more]
Bioplastics in Consumer Electronics
Of course packaging is the biggest application for bio-based and biodegradable plastics today. But other industry sectors are also looking into the ne... [more]
Lignin Matrix Composites for Loudspeaker Boxes
Biocomposites obtained exclusively from renewable resources meet the requirements of sustainable processes and eco-innovation, and will expand future ... [more]
News
Cereplast Materials Meet Federal ‘BioPreferred‘ Procurement Requirements
Uhde Inventa-Fischer Awarded Contract for New BASF Ecoflex Facility
Animal Protein Waste Turned into Bioplastic
Plantic Wins PACIA Sustainability Award
Nokia Will Launch 40 Mobile Phones with Biodegradable Components
Mazda Develops Non-Food-Bioplastic
Preview
This is the title of first-of-its-kind technical conference on polylactide polymer innovation for real market solutions, sponsored by NatureWorks LLC.... [more]
3rd European Bioplastics Conference to be Hosted in Berlin
European Bioplastics, the representation of the European bioplastics industry, announced the 3rd European Bioplastics Conference. Taking place Novembe... [more]
1st PLA World Congress
bioplastics MAGAZINE invites to the 1st PLA World Congress. This unique event will be hosted in Munich, Germany on the 9th and 10th of September, 2008... [more]
Review
From 24th to 30th April 2008, the bioplastics group exhibition ‘Bioplastics in Packaging’ attracted scores of visitors and got top marks from exhibito... [more]
Textiles
The Japanese company Arkhe Will Co., Ltd. develops and markets products made from bioplastics. One part of Arkhe‘s product range consists of so-called... [more]
Fiber and Fabric Applications using DuPont™ Sorona® Renewably Sourced Polymer
Now in its third century, DuPont has evolved into a leader in industrial biotechnology. The company is leading the way in industrial biotechnology wit... [more]
More Responsible Technologies for Sustainable Textiles
As with any new invention, there will be challenges when the variety of textile processes is considered that have been developed and refined over the ... [more]
Ingeo™ Fiber Revolutionizes the Nonwoven Sector
The nonwovens industry is at the forefront in creating products that surround every aspect of the way we live, often touching our skin with products l... [more]
Ingeo™: A New Era for a More Responsible Textile Industry
Textile production had to turn to science to satisfy global fiber demand. Crude oil was the magic ingredient of choice during the 20th century, and ma... [more]
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