Biome Technologies accelerating lab and ‘real-world’ testing of its exciting new product (Interview)

Traditionally, plastics have been derived from fossil fuels, raising concerns about their environmental impact. Bioplastics, emerging as a sustainable alternative, are capturing the world’s attention. But how are these nature-based plastics actually made? Let’s delve into

In an era where sustainability and technological innovation intersect, Biome Technologies’ RF Technologies division has emerged at the forefront with a groundbreaking contract win. Announced on February 15, 2024, this £490,000 deal to supply a novel

As the world struggles to contain plastic pollution, eco-friendly alternatives to plastics have garnered attention in recent years. One example: Polyhydroxyalkanoates (PHAs), a naturally occurring bio-based polymer, have been touted as a potential solution. Biotechnology startups

In recent years, the detrimental impact of traditional plastics on the environment has prompted a global shift towards more sustainable alternatives. One such promising solution is the rise of bioplastics, an eco-friendly alternative that addresses the

Driven by biopolymers such as PLA and PHAs, packaging remains the largest field of application for bioplastics with almost 60% of the bio-based, biodegradable plastics market. Bioplastics are flourishing. An annual market data update, presented Nov.

The food and beverage industry is often challenged by the environmental repercussions of conventional packaging materials. In response to this challenge, a wave of innovation has ushered in a new era of sustainable packaging.  Biodegradable packaging emerged not

In an era where sustainability is not just a preference but a necessity, the U.S. packaging and plastics industries are experiencing a pivotal shift towards eco-friendly alternatives. Bioplastics, crafted from renewable resources, are at the forefront

Plastics have undoubtedly revolutionised the modern world since their development and global distribution in the late 1950’s. They have enabled manufacturers to innovate and have brought numerous benefits to the way we manufacture, distribute and store

The plastic products that we can hardly live without have a dirty secret: More than 99% are made from fossil fuels. One solution to our petroleum-fueled pollution problem could be using less harmful ingredients in our everyday products.

France is strengthening its push toward a system-wide transition to a circular economy, having set a few world firsts on the policy front. Among them is a national ban on the destruction of unsold goods and

The new RFP 2kW bench-mounted equipment has been designed by Stanelco RF Technologies specifically to heat  small and very delicate components which were previously considered too small to be processed efficiently. The 2kW bench-mounted equipment is the latest

Our reliance on plastic has so many problems: plastic is straight-up made from fossil fuels, it almost always turns into elusive and potentially harmful microplastics, the recycling system is deeply flawed, and the flow of more

In our modern world, where the quest for sustainable solutions is more urgent than ever, bioplastics emerge as a beacon of hope. This innovative material, derived from renewable biomass sources, is set to play a pivotal role

Plastic is a non-biodegradable product made from petroleum which is nonrenewable and contaminates or pollutes the environment upon its consumption and disposal. Due to its toxic nature, new alternatives like bioplastic is being developed. Bioplastics are

Bioplastics can help address the “wicked problem” of plastic pollution, but companies and research institutions need to take a holistic approach, says Associate Professor Steven Pratt, director of The University of Queensland’s ARC Training Centre for Bioplastics and

Before diving into what bioplastics are, it is important to acknowledge that regular plastics are an omnipresent material in modern life. We use it for packaging food and drink and in manufacturing, like making pipes, clothing,