sustainability
TotalEnergies and New Hope Energy Partner on U.S. Advanced Recycling Project
New Hope Energy will build the plant that will transform end-of-life plastic waste into a recycled feedstock that Total Energies will purchase and convert into virgin-quality polymers.
Read MoreFast, Simple QC Method Directly Quantifies Recycled Content in Plastics
Novel fluorescence-based spin-out technology provides a rapid and reliable method to measure and certify recycled content in a wide range of plastics.
Read MoreUBQ Partners with Polymer-Metallization Specialist Polymertal to Create Lightweight, Sustainable Material for Complex Assemblies with Metallic Functionalities
Polymertal’s cutting-edge metal plating processes enable production of cost-effective hybrid metal-polymer parts for automotive, aerospace, communications and industrial sectors.
Read MoreVecoplan Opens New Location in Southern California
The company’s new office will allow the company to more effectively service customers in the country’s western region.
Read More‘First’ Amorphous PHA Bioplastic
CJ Bio’s Phact is a more rubbery version of PHA that is being initially targeted as an additive modifier for compostable bioplastics.
Read MorePowder Coating With Recycled Plastic
Sherwin-Williams’ Powdura ECO line uses rPET resin to make a green finishing process even greener.
Read MoreMinnesota-Based Initiative Launches Circular Economy for Flexible Films in Upper Midwest
MBOLD coalition unites leading global businesses and research institutions to catalyze a regional circular economy for flexible films and packaging materials.
Read MoreTOMRA Recycling’s Personnel News
Parker Byrnum is the new sales manager for TOMRA’s USA West, and Nick Doyle has been promoted to key accounts manager.
Read MoreWEIMA Exec's Take on Current Status of Plastics Recycling
As part of a series of industry interviews leading-up to K-2022, VDMA chats with WEIMA’s sales director.
Read MoreRecycling Technology for Multilayer PVDC-Coated PET Films
Solvay and Carbios have shown that multilayer PET films coated with Solvay’s Diofan PVDC high-barrier polymer are fully compatible for enzymatic depolymerization.
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