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Foreword
First and foremost, NNFCC wishes you a very Happy New Year. We hope
that you have had a lovely holiday and are ready to tackle another year of
exciting Bioeconomy projects!
2022 promises to be a good year for biobased plastics as international
institutions and leading industrial stakeholders are promoting and increasing
the production of biobased alternatives to conventional fossil-derived
plastics. Last month, the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United
Nations (FAO) published a report assessing the sustainability of agricultural
plastic products. Through its study, the FAO concluded that soil-biodegradable
biobased plastics were of significant benefit to the environment, both through
the reduction of use of fossil resources, and via the reduction of residual
plastic pollution in soils...
Other News this Month Includes:
Policy
- United Nations recommends bioplastics as a
sustainable alternative to conventional plastics
Markets
- First-of-Its-kind certification eliminates
harmful PFAS in foodware
- Danimer Scientific and Total Corbion PLA
collaborate to support sustainable plastic products
- More...
Research & Development
- Market testing of Kuura textile fibre is
progressing
- Vitrimers based on bio-derived chemicals:
overview and future prospects
Polymers
- Luminy® PLA made from chemically recycled
feedstock now commercially available
- On announces CleanCloud™ – turning carbon
emissions into running shoes
- More...
Chemicals
- Låkril Technologies launches business to convert lactic acid to sustainable
bio-based acrylics
- BluCon Biotech starts industrial
implementation of lactic acid from agricultural residues
- Arkema to increase global capacity for
Oleris® bio-based oleochemicals by 50%
Consumer Products
- Coca-Cola and tech partners to create bottle
prototype made from 100% plant-based sources
- Welli Binstm introduces the world’s first
plant-based, washable & durable storage bins
- More...
Events
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