Category "Material"

Researchers developed bioplastic made entirely from powdered spirulina, a biomass of cyanobacteria that can be consumed by humans and animals.

Unveiling the complexities of bioplastic biodegradation and the promise of composting solutions.

Going green with this Arizona-based diaper company revolutionizing baby care.

Redefining single-use plastic packaging with an innovative seaweed-derived material.

Fully natural and bio-based functional powders derived from recycled olive stones and fruit pits.

Create your prototypes and models with sustainable bio-based resins derived from algae.

A British company introduces compostable eco-vinyl records made from sugar cane and starch.

Novel oil and liquid resistant food packaging solution made from the leftover parts of sugarcane plants.

Researchers developed a way to engineer bacteria to produce raw materials that can be turned into plastic, and are endlessly recyclable.

MSU research shows how to increase compostability of Bioplastics by adding starch to bio-based polymers.