Vigilis-Bio reaches 5-year research milestone

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

The UK bioeconomy supports approximately 5 million jobs and contributes around £220 billion in gross value added to the economy. In recent years, there has been a surge in businesses focusing on environmental solutions, with engineering

As businesses increasingly prioritise sustainability, bioplastic products are becoming a popular alternative to traditional plastics. Whether you’re in retail, the restaurant industry, or manufacturing, selecting the right bioplastic products can significantly enhance your brand’s eco-friendly reputation

In a world increasingly aware of environmental challenges, reducing our ecological footprint has become a necessity. One of the most promising solutions is the adoption of plant-based packaging, which is gaining traction as the demand for

Biome Technologies has developed the BiomeEP range, a series of innovative, sustainable resins that offer excellent print and adhesion characteristics. Designed for high production speeds, these resins, derived from potato and corn starch, deliver not only

The decision by the Biden-Harris administration to phase out purchases of single-use plastics by the US federal government is a welcome move. As the largest purchaser of consumer goods globally, the federal government’s shift away from

Bioplastics are derived from renewable biomass sources like corn starch, sugarcane, and cellulose, offering an eco-friendly alternative to traditional petroleum-based plastics. They are often biodegradable or compostable, which reduces environmental impact and fossil fuel dependence. Unlike

Conventional plastics pose a significant environmental threat, with over 400 million tons produced annually. These plastics take up to 500 years to degrade, and each year, around eight million tons of plastic waste enter the oceans

Bioplastics are emerging as a sustainable alternative to traditional plastics, offering a promising solution to the growing environmental challenges posed by conventional plastic products. Derived from renewable sources such as corn starch, sugarcane, and other plant

Bioplastics have become an integral part of our society, offering sustainable alternatives to traditional plastics. This article explores the advantages, production processes, and various applications of different bioplastic materials, shedding light on their environmental benefits. As

The advanced manufacturing sector is experiencing remarkable growth, driven by technological innovation and increased demand across various industries. Central to this growth is the rise of Radio Frequency (RF) technology, which has become indispensable in fields

Eco-friendly packaging solutions Global plastic production exceeded 390 million tons in 2021, with 44% used for packaging, prompting the food industry to seek sustainable alternatives. Researchers are exploring innovative bioplastics that are compostable and plant-based materials