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	biobased Daily update ⋅ August 3, 2023
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	Making bioplastics that are easier to compost | MSUToday | Michigan State University MSU Today - Michigan State University MSU research shows how putting starch into a bio-based polymer can make it more compostable, helping divert plastic waste. Flag as irrelevant
	ADBioplastics develops industrially compostable single-use packaging for olive oil Sustainable Plastics While bio-based, it needs a thermal trigger of at least 50 C to start degrading, meaning it is practically non-biodegradable in landfill or the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Scientists Develop Infinitely Recyclable Plastics By Modifying Microbes | Weather.com weather.com Scientists successfully engineered microbes to make bio-based alternatives for the starting ingredients in an infinitely recyclable plastic known ... Flag as irrelevant
	Origin Materials, Terphane ink deal to produce bio-based, high-performance packaging Canadian Biomass Magazine Origin Materials, Inc. and Terphane, part of Tredegar Corporation, a global leader in specialty PET polyester films (BOPET), announced today a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Scientists engineer bacteria to make infinitely recyclable plastic - Inshorts Inshorts scientists have genetically engineered microbes to produce a mostly biobased version of infinitely recyclable plastic pdk they manipulated e coli ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bio-Based Coatings Market Size Analysis Report [ 2023-2030] - Industry Today Industry Today Bio-Based Coatings Market SWOT Analysis by Top Key Players - Stora Enso OYJ (Finland), AkzoNobel N.V. (Netherlands), Nippon Paint Holdings Co., ... Flag as irrelevant
	Synthetic Lubricants Market to Grow Substantially due - openPR.com openPR.com ... to Grow Substantially due to Increasing Automotive Production and Shift towards Renewable and Bio-Based Lubricant - published on openPR.com. Flag as irrelevant
	Scientists engineer bacteria to make infinitely recyclable plastics - dtnext dtnext "This is the first time that bioproducts have been integrated to make a PDK that is predominantly bio-based," said Brett Helms, staff scientist at ... Flag as irrelevant
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