PolyOne recently announced that its OnColor Bio colorants and OnCap Bio polyolefin additives both received “OK Compostable” certification. The certification (an independent confirmation that a material meets the EN 13432 standard) confirms that the materials can be broken down in industrial landfill...
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News Commentary | November 19, 2021
Both Danimer Scientific and Total Corbion PLA have long sought to replace incumbent plastics with bioplastic alternatives, including blends. While inking a long‑term supply agreement suggests that Danimer's blends may have gained some market traction, it's hard to tell given that the company has ... Not part of subscription
Research Brief | January 28, 2022
The consumer packaging industry is undergoing a transformation, given mounting pressures to eliminate single‑use plastic waste and move to a more circular economy. End of life is now a top priority for brands, as consumers and governments push companies to rethink the type of packaging they use and ... Not part of subscription
Research Brief | March 10, 2022
The plastic bottle problem Plastic bottles come in many shapes and sizes and contribute to a huge portion of the overall plastic waste problem. In 2018, the recycling rate for polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottles and jars in the U.S.was 29.1%, while the rate for natural high‑density ... Not part of subscription