The material is formed using "cross-linked salt bridges"—a chemical structure that dissolves upon exposure to saltwater or soil. Once these bridges break, the plastic disintegrates into its chemical components, which can be completely metabolized by bacteria.
Suntory will be the first company to incorporate these bio-PET bottles, starting with an initial rollout of 45 million bottles across selected product lines in Japan. Suntory plans to expand the adoption of bio-PET across more products
The plan, expected on Monday, will cut C$1 billion ($760 million) annually in federal support for oil, gas, and coal production as part of Canada’s goal to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 40-45% from 2005 levels by 2030.
TekniPlex Healthcare has made a groundbreaking advancement by becoming the first healthcare solutions company to introduce bio-based PVC for medical applications. This innovative material matches the performance and composition of conventional PVC resins
One of the standout benefits of this CO2-based biodegradable plastic is its recyclability, contributing to a closed carbon cycle. Additionally, it decomposes naturally without leaving harmful microplastics behind