Last week, industry giants Coca-Cola Co., Ford Motor Co., Heinz Co., Nike Co., and Proctor & Gamble Co. formed a partnership agreement designed to integrate 100% plant-based polyethylene terepthalate (PET) into their product lines at commercial scale. This news rides on the coattails of Coca-Cola’s ...
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Research Brief | February 11, 2022
It is no longer a hypothetical nor a pipe dream — LanzaTech's CO2‑derived chemicals have begun to make their way onto the market in consumer products, with new fragrance products slated to reach stores in the next few months. The fragrances are produced by multinational beauty company Coty and ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | December 14, 2021
After 10 years and more than $30 million, Suntory finally launched its 100% biobased polyethylene terephthalate (bio‑PET) bottle prototype. This announcement came only weeks after Coca‑Cola announced its version, highlighting the trend in bio‑PET. Suntory’s prototype is made using Anellotech's Bio‑... Not part of subscription
Company Profile | March 08, 2022
Novamont produces biobased and EN13432‑compliant biodegradable and compostable polymers, biochemicals, and esters from plant‑based feedstocks like cornstarch, sugar, and vegetable oils; participating in research projects aimed at valorizing byproducts and waste streams like agriculture residues, ... To read more, click here.