Cosmetic industry sustainability driven by Total Energies Corbion and Sulapac
Sulapac integrates TotalEnergies Corbion‘s recycled biodegradable biopolymers into select material grades, used for cosmetic packaging.
Bluepha and TotalEnergies Corbion collaborate advance sustainable biomaterials solutions in China
Accelerating the market adoption of PLA/PHA-based solutions in China
Changsu Industrial and TotalEnergies Corbion collaborate to advance adoption of sustainable biobased BOPLA films
BOPLA is made with biobased PLA using biaxial stretching technology, making Changsu Industrial’s BOPLA product BiONLY® biodegradable and capable of significantly reducing the carbon footprint of packaging materials.
Advancing PLA recycling
TotalEnergies Corbion, POSCO International and ESOL announced yesterday a partnership aimed at developing the PLA recycling infrastructure and technology in South Korea.
TotalEnergies Corbion and BGF officialize their long-term collaboration
BGF recently launched for the Korean market a single use, noodle cup which is aesthetically very pleasing and 100% biobased and compostable.
TotalEnergies Corbion stimulates recycling of PLA
TotalEnergies Corbion is actively buying reprocessed PLA waste.
Danimer Scientific and TotalEnergies Corbion supporting sustainable alternatives to traditional plastic
The strategic collaboration is meant to support long-term growth of biopolymer production requiring a blend of polyhydroxyalkanoate (PHA) and Polylactic Acid (PLA) inputs.
TotalEnergies Corbion appoints Kumru Kimya as non-exclusive agent for Turkey
Kumru Kimya is a biopolymer trading partner in the Turkish market
Sukano and TotalEnergies Corbion announce PLA masterbatch range at Interpack
Sukano and TotalEnergies Corbion announce that a range of functional and optical PLA (Poly Lactic Acid) masterbatches to further improve the performance of PLA will now be available from Sukano.
Total and Corbion form a Joint Venture in bioplastics
The two partners plan to build a world-class PLA polymerization plant with a capacity of 75,000 tons per year at Corbion’s site in Thailand that already has a lactide (PLA monomer) production unit that will become part of the joint venture.