Solinatra
Solinatra’s innovative biomaterials are 100% natural and plant based, with all the benefits of plastic and none of the drawbacks. Fully biodegradable and compostable in all situations, Solinatra doesn’t leave behind any microplastics.
Solinatra’s innovative biomaterials are 100% natural and plant based, with all the benefits of plastic and none of the drawbacks. Fully biodegradable and compostable in all situations, Solinatra doesn’t leave behind any microplastics.
Sumika Polymer Compounds is known for its sustainable, robust and high performance PP compounds that are mainly used in automotive, white goods and various industrial applications. The group utilises feedstocks from a variety of sources to produce both mineral and wood-filled compounds.
Bio TPU™ by Lubrizol is a revolutionary line of bio-based* TPU (thermoplastic
polyurethane) that’s made with renewable-sourced material (content ranging from
approximately 30%–70%*). Bio TPU by Lubrizol provides the same performance
and benefits as traditional petroleum-based TPU and can range in hardness from
82 Shore A to 55 Shore D.
The plastics packing tax came into force in April 2022. It is a tax of £200 per tonne on all plastic packaging that does not contain at least 30% recycled content.
Chimei, recognised globally as the world’s largest producer of ABS resins, now brings to market a range of materials that utilise PCR feedstock (Post Consumer Recyclate).
Polymateria is a British business developing a new standard in biodegradable and compostable plastics. Their scientists have created a breakthrough proprietary formulation for plastics called Biotransformation, that allows base materials, such as PP and PE, to fully biodegrade in the natural environment.
Materials designed and produced with the aim of minimising waste and making the most of available resources by using a closed-loop production system.
A selection of polymers that partially or fully utilise feedstocks that can be replenished on a human timescale.
Materials for a variety of applications sourced from biomass such as sugarcane, tapioca, castor oil and cellulose.
Plastribution can supply a range of polymers that dissolve in water, without polluting the marine environment with harmful microplastics.
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