Calgon Carbon publishes peer-reviewed study on PFAS destruction
Calgon Carbon Corporation, a subsidiary of Kuraray Co., Ltd., announced the publication of its second peer-reviewed white paper on PFAS-laden spent carbon reactivation. The study is titled "Destruction of PFAS…
Monash researchers develop customizable bioplastic films using soil microbes
Researchers at Monash University have found a way to make flexible, customizable bioplastic films using natural materials produced by soil microbes. These bioplastics, called PHAs, can behave like regular plastics…
FENC develops recycled PET-based materials for bio-driven footwear
Far Eastern New Century (FENC), a global leader in eco-friendly polyester materials, achieved a milestone by converting waste PET bottles into recycled thermoplastic polyester elastomer (rTPEE). This bio-inspired material offers…
G.CANDIANI launches bio-circular cream jars using DOW’s SURLYN
G.CANDIANI, an Italian cosmetic packaging specialist, enhanced its range with DOW’s new SURLYN™ PC 2000 REN. This bio-circular version of SURLYN™ ionomer is now used in premium, eco-sustainable cream jars.…
Healthcare has a plastic problem – biomaterials can help
Single-use plastics are hard to simply eliminate in healthcare. Throwaway containers, bags, and instruments maintain hygiene and prevent infection. But, there is a solution: making disposable equipment biobased and biodegradable.
SK Chemicals demonstrates advanced circular and bio-solutions at K 2025
SK Chemicals will showcase a broad range of recycled-materials technologies at K 2025 in Düsseldorf, Germany. The company’s focus is on delivering immediate, practical solutions for a sustainable future. Under…
Coalition funds projects across U.S. to grow circular packaging solutions
The Composting Consortium, managed by Closed Loop Partners' Center for the Circular Economy, announced funding for eight U.S. projects. These projects aim to advance composting infrastructure and recover food-contact compostable…
Innovative bioplastics reduce plastic waste and strengthen U.S. supply chains
A team of university and industry researchers has received funding from the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) to develop durable and reusable bioplastics. Made from locally available raw materials like…
Great Earth shifts entire product range to fiber-based packaging
Great Earth, a Swedish nutraceutical company, is shifting all its supplement products to fiber-based closures. This move follows a successful pilot launch and demonstrates leadership in sustainable packaging. Patrik Falk,…