bioplastics
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LEGO to launch sustainable plastic elements in 2018
Danish toy building block firm LEGO says about one to two percent of its botanical-themed elements will be made from plant-based plastic sourced from sugarcane.
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European Parliament supports use of biodegradable mulch films
Decision will help create a single market for bio-based and biodegradable materials used in agriculture.
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New PE caps industry first
Nestlé using Braskem’s green polyethylene cap
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Have your say on the new bioplastics logo
Cereplast holds online forum to develop manufacturer guidelines for bioplastics symbol
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Packaging bioplastics success
Bioplastics industry will need technical advances, government subsidies to meet growth potential
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New bioplastic symbol
Logo to identify products made from biodegradable plastics
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Clear thinking on new yogurt packaging
Environmental sustainability is nothing new for folks at the Londonberry, N.H.-based Stonyfield Farm, which has been producing organic, all-natural yogurt since 1983, but using bioplastic materials to package its popular, bestselling flagship brands—employing an Arcil form-fill-seal (F/F/S) packaging machine—may well be the the North American yogurt industry.
