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août 26, 2008Could the chemical industry become a source of more sustainable manufacturing? / Bio-blog
août 26, 2008Japan keen on bioplastics, but implementation slow – A point of view! “Bio-Polym Blog”
août 26, 2008Presseportal: BASF SE – BASF Podcast: The Chemical Reporter – What are bioplastics?
août 26, 2008Ludwigshafen (ots) – Bioplastics might look artificial, but they sure act like they’re organic. When you toss them on a compost heap, for example, they simply disappear. There’s no magic involved, though. Compostable bioplastics disintegrate in nature without leaving a trace. In entertaining weekly episodes our Chemical Reporter answers questions of our Podcast listeners on Chemistry in our everyday life. Lisez la suite de cette entrée »
Clariant Masterbatches expands ‘green’ portfolio
août 26, 2008the new CESA®-natur product line from Clariant Masterbatches. Lisez la suite de cette entrée »
Bio amber – commercial bio based succinic acid, white biotechnology / JV between ARD and DNP
août 12, 2008Bio-amber has positioned itself as a leader in white biotechnology. Bio-amber is the first company to successfully develop a commercially viable technology for the production of succinic acid by fermentation of various renewable feedstocks. This was made possible by the scientific, technical and commercial expertise of its two shareholders, ARD and a DNP Green Technology following a research and development partnership initiated in 2006.
A Ningbo, le plastique 100% biodégradable devient compost / PHBV / Tianan
août 12, 2008Voici une déclaration pour le moins surprenante de Tianan, qui semble ne pas avoir eu vent de ses concurents, dont PHB industrial au Brésil… Lisez la suite de cette entrée »
The PLA puzzle / Packs and Closures / packagingnews.co.uk
août 12, 2008The PLA puzzle
Paul Gander and Tess Raine,
http://www.packagingnews.co.uk/thisIssue/PackagingNews/
Finding the most suitable final destination for packaging made from polylactic acid (PLA) can feel like trying to make your way out of a maze. A maze with more than one exit, and where the PLA players find it hard to agree on the right path to the finish. Lisez la suite de cette entrée »
Sherbrooke mise gros sur les bioindustries / Denis Dufresne / La Tribune / Cyberpresse
août 12, 2008La région de Sherbrooke veut être reconnue comme pôle environnemental spécialisé dans les bioindustries, notamment pour la production de bioplastique, un plastique d’origine végétale. Lisez la suite de cette entrée »
Iowa Corn Promotion Board, NJIT to license breakthrough, safe bio-plastic alternative
août 12, 2008“…Corn-based isosorbide can replace bisphenol”
“…use corn derived isosorbide as UV-absorbing product, and epoxy coating similar to the lining in soup cans”
Public release date: 6-Aug-2008
Contact: Sheryl Weinstein
sheryl.m.weinstein@njit.edu
973-596-3436
New Jersey Institute of Technology Lisez la suite de cette entrée »
Clariant: Masterbatches for biopolymers
août 12, 2008Clariant: Masterbatches for biopolymers
Clariant Masterbatches (Muttenz / Switzerland; www.clariant.masterbatches.com) has introduced the “Cesa-natur” range of additive masterbatches developed for use with environmentally-friendly biopolymers, such as polylactic acid (PLA), which are becoming popular in “green” packaging and consumer goods applications. The new range, along with “Renol-natur”, introduced in 2007, can also be formulated for use in conventional polymers as alternatives to non-renewable additives.
The masterbatches, including slip/antiblock agents, UV/light stabilisers, antioxidants and antistatic agents, have a biopolymer carrier resin and include naturally occurring renewable, biodegradable substances.
Plasteurope – PIE News – Ticker Lisez la suite de cette entrée »
BASF Group: News Release: BASF plasticizer Hexamoll® DINCH comes out ahead in eco-efficiency analysis
août 12, 2008- Top five commercially available non-phthalate plasticizers compared
- Independent assessment by TÜV Rheinland supports BASF findings
The BASF product Hexamoll® DINCH has the highest eco-efficiency in a comparison of the top five non-phthalate plasticizers on the market today. Lisez la suite de cette entrée »
Autem Alter Plastiques / Orléans
août 5, 2008Hisun transforme le maïs en plastique
août 5, 2008Par Gaëlle COURCOUX
Avec 20 millions de tonnes de matières plastiques consommées par an, la Chine se devait de trouver une solution. Elle l’a peut-être trouvé. L’entreprise high-tech Hisun Biomaterials produit et distribue des bioplastiques fabriqués à partir de maïs, pommes de terre, betteraves et manioc. Un produit qui pourrait bien être révolutionnaire. Et le marché ne fait que commencer. Lisez la suite de cette entrée »
Publié par Vincent Berthé
Publié par Vincent Berthé
Publié par Vincent Berthé