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- Issue 02 | 2020
The Brazilian case
Brazil on the way to circular economy with the ban of disposable plastics - Issue 02 | 2020
Consumer awareness on the rise
Tetra Pak, Pully (Switzerland) teamed up with market researcher Ipsos (Paris, France) for a global study on the two most pressing consumer demands: the environment and health. While historically seen ... - Issue 01 | 2020
Think Biopolymer!
The online platform “BioFoN - ZUKUNFTSNETZWERK biobasierte Polymere” (Pioneering Network biobased polymers) is a novel, trend-setting business-to-business network in the field of biobased materials, ... - Issue 01 | 2015
Bioplastics production capacities to grow by more than 400 % by 2018
The results of European Bioplastics’ annual market data update, presented in early December 2014 at the 9th European Bioplastics Conference in Brussels, confirm the positive growth trend of the ... - Issue 04 | 2014
GreenPremium: Who is willing to pay more?
An introduction to nova paper #3 on bio-based economy 2014-05 - Issue 03 | 2014
European and Global Markets 2012 and Future Trends
Wood-Plastic Composites (WPC) and Natural Fibre Composites (NFC) - Issue 06 | 2012
Fivefold growth by 2016
An above-average positive development in bioplastics production capacity has made past projections obsolete. The market of around 1.2 million tonnes in 2011 will see a fivefold increase in production ... - Issue 02 | 2006
The first brick in a Domino Toppling
Eosta B.V. from Waddinxveen, The Netherlands, is a company that trades in organically grown vegetables and fruit.