Cereplast, Inc. , a leading manufacturer of proprietary biobased, compostable and sustainable plastics, has entered into a distribution agreement in August 2011 with Mastercolor AB to supply Cereplast bioplastic resins to the Scandinavian market, specifically in Sweden, Denmark and Norway.
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Coca-Cola says it will pay a premium for bio-based materials for use in its PlantBottle beverage packaging, which contains about 30% of plant-derived materials.
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Frost & Sullivan’s Green Excellence Awards are presented to companies that have excelled in green product & technology innovation, and service achievements that promote sustainability.These awards recognize groundbreaking ideas and innovations that originated from a firm sense of environmental responsibility across a multitude of disciplines. Recipient companies are committed to a continuous focus on reducing their dependency on nonrenewable resources, decreasing their impact on climate change, and diminishing their overall ecological footprint.
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Elevance Renewable Sciences and Clariant International Ltd, Business Unit Additives, has announced that, they have completed an agreement to cooperate within the field of renewable products.
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The global biodegradable polymer market is estimated at 932 mln lbs in 2011 and is expected to increase at a 22% compound annual growth rate to reach 2.5 bln lbs in 2016, as per Companiesandmarkets.com. The global biodegradable polymer market is expected to have its largest growth over the next 5 years, dominated by packaging and usage in fibers.
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Sustainable & green packaging is gaining prominence in the global packaging market and is gradually becoming an essential area for the industry players. Visiongain calculates that the sustainable & green packaging market will be worth $107.7bn in 2011.
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Worldwide biodegradable polymers market will grow to over £2.5 bln in 2016 from an expected value of £932 mln in 2011 at 22% of five-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR), as per BCC Research.
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With the price of oil and petrochemicals soaring, bioplastics have become an increasingly viable proposition. As a result, the next decade will see a fundamental shift in global polymer production, with a group of new bio-based capacities being brought on stream.
New forecasts from industry association European Bioplastics suggest that global bioplastics output will breach the 1m tonne/year mark this year, with production to more than double from 2010-2015. The study shows that bioplastics will total 1.7m tonnes/year within the next four years, up from around 700,000 tonnes/year in 2010.
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Fabri-Kal is proud to announce their Greenware® cold drink cups, lids and portion cups have earned the USDA Certified Biobased Product Label.
Greenware® products are made entirely from plants, not petroleum, and are USDA certified as containing 100 percent biobased carbon content. Greenware® products are made with Ingeo™ biopolymer (PLA), which received USDA Biobased Product Label certification in April of this year.
All Greenware® products are made in the USA from plant sources that are domestically-grown and annually renewable as well as 100 percent compostable in actively managed municipal or industrial facilities, where available.
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Investors seem to be more than happy this year to fund renewable-based chemical technologies and projects. For the first six months, there had been a lot of financing rounds closure, grants from various government and state agencies as well as funding from chemical/petrochemical/oil firms.
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The NNFCC works at the forefront of the emerging field of bio-based chemicals, polymers and materials. We have an excellent track record in the development of the market because of our relationship with Industry, Government and Research Institutions, providing tangible benefits to everyone in the sector.
We are focused on providing knowledge along supply chains and across biomass based sectors. Our core services are analysis and assessment of:
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Supporting R&D projects is FNR’s core resonsibility. The main instruments for managing and supporting projects are
1. Research programme “Renewable Resources”
2. Market Introduction Programme Renewable Resources
3. Directive on bioenergy demonstration projects
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Between November 2005 and December 2007 BioMatNet was the part of the EPOBIO project that made available the results from RTD projects supported by the European Commission in the area of Biological Materials for Non-Food Products (Renewable Bioproducts).
Although this site is no longer updated, it will remain online as a resource for as long as possible.
The website includes final results from the Fifth and Sixth Framework Programmes (FP5/6), FAIR Programme (FP4) and previous programmes, as well as ongoing research from FP6, and introduces FP7.
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European Bioplastics is the association representing the interests of Europe’s thriving bioplastics’ industry. We encourage you to look around, learn more about bioplastics and discover why our dynamic industry is growing at a rate of roughly 20 percent per year.
European Bioplastics is commited to ensure a continuous development of this important sector by securing the necessary support from European policy-makers and other key third-party stakeholders. Please enjoy your visit and feel free to contact us if you would like additional information on bioplastics and how they can benefit you and your business.
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Créé au printemps 2004, le “Club Bio-plastiques” est l’Association Française pour le Développement des bioplastiques.
Il réunit les principaux producteurs de bioplastiques, les producteurs de matières premières (céréales et pommes de terre), les amidonniers-féculiers, les transformateurs de bioplastiques ainsi que les sociétés de services à l’environnement pour le développement des bioplastiques et des biomatériaux en France et en Europe.
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The SPI Bioplastics Council is a special interest group focused on the development of bioplastics as an integral part of the plastics industry through:
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Mission and Scope
The BEPS is a non-profit scientific society. The objectives of the Society are to promote research, education, and training in the design, synthesis, characterization, testing, and processing of biodegradable and other environmentally degradable polymers as well as to facilitate information exchange among researchers in the areas of agriculture, industrial products, biomedical applications, environmental and wildlife protection, forestry, and waste management. As such the BEPS seeks to be a valuable organization to all researchers interested in renewable and synthetic degradable polymers.
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Standardization institues provides list of their certificate holder compostable products. See the impressive listing of Din Certco (see also below for those of AIB vincotte and the Japan bioplastic association …)
DIN CERTCO operates a certification scheme for compostable products made of biodegradable materials and licenses the use of the corresponding Mark developed by European Bioplastics (the former IBAW Interest Group for Biodegradable Materials).
Certification is here an integral part of an industrial recycling system. It enables compostable products to be identified by a unique mark and channelled for recovery of their constituent materials in specially developed processes. The Compostability Mark thus conveys product information to waste-disposal plant operators and product image to consumers.
A certfication can be conducted according to the following well international accpeted standards:
DIN EN 13432 “Packaging – Requirements for packaging recoverable through composting and biodegradation – Test scheme and evaluation criteria for the final acceptance of packaging”
ASTM D 6400 “Standard Specification for Compostable Plastics”
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Published since 1960, BioCycle is America’s foremost magazine on composting and organics recycling. BioCycle shows you how to turn organic residuals — woody materials, yard trimmings, municipal solid waste (MSW), food residuals, biosolids, manure and other feedstocks into value-added products.
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The Biodegradable Products Institute (BPI) is a not-for-profit association of key individuals and groups from government, industry and academia.
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The purpose of the USDA Biopreferred program is to promote the increased purchase and use of biobased products. To the extent that the Biopreferred program achieves its purpose, the increased purchase of biobased products may be expected to reduce petroleum consumption, increase the use of renewable resources, better manage the carbon cycle, and, may contribute to reducing adverse environmental and health impacts. The program is also expected to promote economic development, creating new jobs and providing new markets for farm commodities.
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AgroTech participate in research and development projects towards new and unknown materials from biomass and conversion of biomass and join biomass and bio- plastic networks: “Biobased plastic and natural fibers for multiple applications”
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The nova-Institute for ecology and innovation was founded in 1994 as an independent institute. Owners are the managing directors and department heads of the institute. The department “Renewable Resources” mainly focuses on market research and marketing.
Different conferences have been organized by this institute such as the International Congress on Bio-based Plastics and Composites. Besides, many usefull tools are provided by the Nova institute as the International Business Directory for Innovative Bio-based Plastics and Composites: iBIB 2011.
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Five projects on innovation and business development related to bioplastics have been conducted by the National Innovation Agency (NIA). Following is the synopsis of NIA’s past projects on bioplastics.
1. Bioplastics Compound PBS with Cassava Modified Starch
2. Bioplastics Compound Thermoplastic Starch Resin with Chitosan
3. Three-Layer Co-extrusion Blow Moulding for Bioplastics
4. Bioplastics Compounding for Bag Application
5. Application of Bioplastic Bags for Organic Waste Management
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Organisers welcome message
Plant-based Chemistry constitutes a major avenue of progress for the sustainable development of chemistry in Europe. Plant-based chemistry enables us and proves that an alternative really does exist with European rural resources.
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Solvay and Rhodia announce the signing of a framework agreement according to which Solvay will launch a friendly cash Offer for 100% of the share capital of Rhodia. The cash Offer at EUR 31.60 per share (ex dividend of EUR 0.5 per share) values the equity of Rhodia at EUR 3.4 billion and the enterprise value at EUR 6.6 billion, representing a REBITDA multiple of 7.3. The Offer represents a premium of 50% compared to the closing price of Rhodia on the 1st of April 2011 and a premium of 44% compared to the average closing share price over the last three months. The Offer will be launched in France and extended to the United States of America. The transaction has been recommended unanimously by the board of directors of Rhodia. Read the rest of this entry »
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Bioplastic (Reactive) Compounding and Related Industrial Application Conference
Best Western Horizon Hotel, Ghislenghien, Belgium
May 25 2011
GOOD REASONS TO ATTEND
1. Review bio-based plastic industry potential through successful application examples
2. Learn about the wide range of properties available through compounding bio-plastics
3. Educational programming on current issues and second generation bio-plastics
4. Numerous networking opportunities (business and research professionals)
5. Exhibition of the latest equipment and service offerings in twin-screw extrusion
Book this date – see attached flyer for more information
http://www.materianova.be/documents/news/MateriaNova_conference.pdf
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Many actors in bioplastics were at K-2010. Besides, bioplastics breakfast and bioplastics conference were hold.
A list can be obainted from the K-2010 web site
Another list of exibitors is available on bioplastic magazine website
http://www.teamburg.de/bioplastics/misc/k2010_exhibitors.php
Together with a special catalogue in pdf format http://www.teamburg.de/bioplastics/misc/k2010.php
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http://biopolymer.materialdatacenter.com/mb/standard/matdb/matdb.php
Biopolymer database – Cooperation with the University of Applied Sciences and Arts Hanover
The main problem for biopolymers is missing or at least, non standardized material data. In order to improve the situation, M-Base Engineering + Software GmbH with the University of Applied Sciences and Arts Hanover started a project to create a Biopolymer Database which will contain a full overview of the market.
The guideline is the well known CAMPUS® database. The new database will allow quick and easy access to information about biopolymer producers, contact persons and material properties, like mechanical properties, permeability, degradation or processing behaviour. Due to an enormous high interest from the market a pre-release of the project results has already been published on the internet, including exclusively data provided by biopolymer manufactures which are present at the market. The free pre-release is available under Read the rest of this entry »
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DÜSSELDORF, Germany — Hanover-based KraussMaffei Berstorff GmbH is highlighting the ZE-UTX twin-screw extruder series at this year’s K exhibition. This series offers the perfect solution to the ever-rising demand for natural-fiber reinforced materials and biopolymers. Read the rest of this entry »
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Using industrial biotechnology to manufacture plastics and chemicals from renewable resources can save much-needed American jobs, enhance U.S. economic competitiveness, and reduce reliance of foreign oil. The Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO) joined 32 renewable chemicals producers and allied trade organizations in asking Congress to include a production tax credit for biobased products in the “Domestic Manufacturing and Energy Jobs Act of 2010,” currently being considered by the House Ways and Means Committee, and the “Clean Energy Technology Leadership Act of 2010″ (S. 3738), currently being considered by the Senate Finance Committee.
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Le jeudi 25 novembre au PEP à Bellignat
La prochaine journée technique du PEP sera consacrée aux bioplastiques. Elle se déroulera le jeudi 25 novembre 2010 à Oyonnax. Pour sa quatrième édition, les applications et innovations intégrant des bioplastiques seront mises à l’honneur ! Du secteur de l’automobile jusqu’à l’emballage, en passant par le sport et loisir, l’agriculture ou le bâtiment, les bioplastiques séduisent des domaines de plus en plus larges… Réelle préoccupation environnementale ou argument marketing ? Différenciation technique ou gain économique ? Réponse et anticipation à des exigences législatives ou normatives ? Les industriels de différents secteurs d’applications viendront témoigner et faire partager leur expérience dans leur domaine respectif. Cette journée se veut être une occasion d’échanges entre partenaires scientifiques et industriels, PME et donneurs d’ordres…
Pour tout renseignement : info@poleplasturgie.com ou www.poleplasturgie.com
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Quel potentiel de substitution des ressources d’origine fossile par les matières premières d’origine végétale, et pour quelles applications industrielles ? Comment concilier chimie et respect de l’environnement ? Comment encourager les investissements « verts » ? Quelle place pour la chimie verte dans l’agriculture française ? Voici quelques-unes des questions auxquelles tenteront de répondre les intervenants des premières rencontres parlementaires sur la chimie verte. Arkema, industriel français très impliqué dans la R&D sur la chimie verte y sera représenté par Denis Bortzmeyer, son directeur des partenariats scientifiques.
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Global bioplastic packaging demand is forecast to reach 884,000 tonnes by 2020. A 24.9% CAGR is expected from 2010-15 slowing to 18.3% in the five years to 2020. According to a major new study by Pira International, a new breed of bioplastics will be major drivers as packaging market demand gradually shifts from biodegradable and compostable polymers towards biopackaging based on renewable and sustainable materials.
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L’université de Lorient et le LIMATB organisent Une école d’été suivie d’une journée scientifique et technique (JST) du 2 au 4 juin sur la thématique des fibres végétales et des composites associés.
Venez nombreux!
http://web.univ-ubs.fr/limatb/bresmat/Docs/2010/04/JST-plaquette-journees-ete-V5.pdf
Programme journée BRESMAT / Axe « Energie-Matériaux »
LORIENT – 2 juin 2010 – 10h / 16h30
http://web.univ-ubs.fr/limatb/bresmat/Docs/2010/05/PG-Programme_journée_BRESMAT_2juin2010.pdf
Le blog resMat, annimé par Anne Renault et Yves Grohens
http://web.univ-ubs.fr/limatb/bresmat/index.php?page=accueil
http://web.univ-ubs.fr/limatb/bresmat/index.php?page=axe2
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One day conference in Oud-Turnhout on september 23, 2010 : “What means sustainability for our plastics and rubber industry?”,
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Bioplastics & Green composites 2010
About the Workshop
It is estimated that the global bioplastics marketis growing at more than 25% per year and expertspredict that bioplastic production will exceed 50-billion pounds per year by 2015.
This timely workshop will examine some of the most recent discoveries in bio-based materials, chemicals and fuels and present exciting case studies from industry leaders such as Mazda Motor Corporation, Ford Motor Company, DSM and DuPont. Experts from academia and industry will present their latest findings and developments in this ever evolving industry.
Technical presentations will address:
Renewable plastics
Natural fibre composites: truly green composites and biocomposites
Renewable non-biodegradable plastics
Petroleum-based biodegradable plastics
Sustainability, market analysis and policy aspects of bio-based materials
Recyclability, biodegradability and LCAs
Workshop will be led by Prof. Amar Mohanty, Ontario Premier’s Chair in Biomaterials and Transportation and Director of the Bioproducts Discovery and Development Centre, University of Guelph.
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Time to book your seat for the JEC 2010 Conferences and Forums program
An outstanding and eventful program with 12 conferences and forums, including 3 brand-new ones. See also the agenda of composite conferences on composite http://www.jeccomposites.com/agenda/order/year/year/2010/
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11th international conference on biocomposites
Please join us for this important international conference that will examine the latest developments in the science, technology, economics and applications of biofibre plastic composites. The conference will include technical and poster presentations, discussions, and tabletop exhibits, as well as ample opportunities for networking with friends & colleagues from around the world. The following major topics will be covered:
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Agenda
Delta Hotel and Conference Centre, Guelph, Canada
http://www.bioplastics2010.com/agenda.html
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10th European Symposium on Polymer Blends
Dresden, March 7 to 10, 2010
Major topics of the symposium 2010
Theory, computational methods, and modelling Processing, morphology control, and properties Blend interfaces and interphases Nano-structured and nano-filled blends and copolymers Bio-related and functional blends Read the rest of this entry »
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Les professionnels se sont engagés à développer la filière de valorisation organique par compostage, ou méthanisation, de la fraction fermentescible des déchets ménagers, qui sera alimentée par des emballages biodégradables. Read the rest of this entry »
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Ford designers and researchers are taking a total green approach to vehicle development and design, stepping beyond just fuel efficiency and what’s under the hood and incorporating more sustainable materials and processes inside the vehicle, too. Read the rest of this entry »
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HGCA reveals UK bioplastics opportunities
Simeon Goldstein, packagingnews.co.uk, 11 May 2009
Cereals body HGCA has published a study into the opportunities for UK farmers to grow cereals and oil seeds for use in bioplastics. HGCA industrial uses manager Richard Saffod said an increasingly carbon conscious world meant there was “tremendous potential” for bioplastics to increase from its current low level of 0.1% of total plastics production.
“In the future, we expect there to be opportunities for UK farmers to provide sustainably-produced, low carbon feedstocks for bioplastics manufacture within the UK,” he said.
The report, and accompanying leaflet, examines a number of areas including key drivers and barriers to use, end-of-life disposal and life-cycle analysis and the potential manufacture in the UK.
“The report is designed to have a wide audience ranging from growers, bioplastic resin and packaging manufacturers through to retailers,” said Safford.
The full report can be read by clicking here. Alternatively, click here to read a summarising leaflet.
http://packagingnews.co.uk/environment/news/905014/HGCA-reveals-UK-bioplastics-opportunities/
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Simeon Goldstein, packagingnews.co.uk, 11 May 2009
Cereals body HGCA has published a study into the opportunities for UK farmers to grow cereals and oil seeds for use in bioplastics. Read the rest of this entry »
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Ghent – Belgian and Dutch ministers have given the starting signal for Bio Base Europe, a joint initiative of Biopark Terneuzen and Ghent Bio-Energy Valley aimed at creating the most important development centre for bio-fuels, bio-dyes, bio-plastics, bio-chemicals and bio-detergents in Europe.
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Voici un listing de quelques uns des futurs plus gros techno park sur les bioplastiques.
On retient en particulier le « Yunnan International Agri-Food Technopark » en Chine. L’ouverture de ce Parc Technologique (probablement le plus grand du monde, puisque rien que la zone visitable par le public sera de 360 ha) est prévue pour 2011 et les travaux de construction débutent ce printemps 2009.
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Très intéressant et rigolo à la fois, quelques ingrédients de cuisine, un micro-onde et le tour est joué …. enfin un post qui n’est pas sérieux.
http://www.instructables.com/id/Making-BioPlastics-Environmentally-Friendly-Plast/
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Agenda Bioplastic innovation
