Southampton’s Biome awarded contract worth £0.45m

Sustainability has become a pressing priority in modern packaging as global plastic pollution continues to threaten the environment. Bioplastics, derived from renewable materials, present an innovative solution to reducing the environmental footprint of packaging. These materials

Vigilis Tree Shelters Limited, a major manufacturer known for its tree shelters and hedging wraps, has entered a significant partnership with Origin Suregreen Limited, a well-known supplier of landscaping, fencing, and forestry products. As part of

Biome Bioplastics has introduced the BiomeEP line, a range of eco-friendly resins designed to support high-speed printing and lamination without compromising quality. Made from potato and corn-based starches, these resins exhibit enhanced adhesion and print clarity,

RF Stanelco Technologies operates in the advanced bioplastics and radio frequency (RF) heating technology sectors, both of which are seeing heightened demand due to global trends prioritising sustainability and industrial innovation. With applications across diverse industries

Stanelco RF Technologies will be participating in the Advanced Engineering event on the 30th and 31st of October 2024. This exhibition aims to bring together various sectors of the engineering and manufacturing supply chain under one

BiomeCord is a biodegradable alternative to polyamide resins, offering a sustainable and eco-friendly solution for various applications. It is specifically designed for spinning fibre and monofilaments, providing a strong and durable filament with excellent resistance to

Biome Bioplastics offers a versatile range of non-woven materials that combine functional performance with the environmental benefits of bio-resins. These materials are developed using advanced spunbond or melt-blown technology, providing compostable and bio-based options for a

High temperature stability is often a challenging property for bio-resins, which traditionally exhibit reduced mechanical strength at elevated temperatures. Additionally, they face scrutiny for being derived from food sources. The BiomeHT product line provides an alternative

An insightful discussion recently took place with Dr Amy Switzer, a molecular microbiologist and innovator in bio-plastics, offering a fascinating look into the future of bio-based materials. She explained how ongoing research, combined with collaboration from

The electronics industry has made significant advancements in reducing its environmental footprint, especially by enhancing the energy efficiency of various products and devices. However, improving energy efficiency alone is not enough; the sustainability of the materials