The term ‘bio-based plastics’ relates to the source of the plastic feedstock, rather than its end-of-life characteristics. It does not indicate that the plastic is biodegradable at its end of life.
Bio-based plastics come from crops (such as corn and cassava etc), whose production consumes valuable food supplies, limited land resources and is associated with environmental pollution from intensive commercial agricultural methods.
Oxo-degradation is defined by the European Committee for Standardization (CEN) in TR15351 as “degradation identified as resulting from oxidative cleavage of macromolecules”. […]
The environmental impact of a range of bag materials (including HDPE, LDPE, biopolymer (starch-polyester), non-woven PP, paper & cotton bags) was assessed, […]
TDPA™ mulch films can be customized in accordance to the growing climate, weather conditions, and crop growing cycle. One of the main […]
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