PPWR Article 5

One of the first PPWR requirements to apply across the European Union from August 12th, 2026 is Article 5.

From Promise to Proof

The 2025 Sustainability Report focuses primarily on TotalEnergies Corbion’s own operations and manufacturing footprint, highlighting significant progress in reducing environmental impacts, improving resource efficiency, and advancing circular production practices.

Advancing Circular Packaging in Europe: PLA, PPWR and the Path Forward

From innovative foam technologies to recyclable, label free designs, TotalEnergies Corbion’s presence at Interpack 2026, 7-13 May, Booth 10 B58 illustrates a simple yet powerful idea: biobased materials can deliver performance, circularity and significantly lower carbon footprints — today, not tomorrow.

Why PLA Must Have a Place in the Global Plastics Treaty

Thomas Philipon at INC-5.2 Pre-event: Navigating the materials spectrum - a criteria-based approach to product design and trade

By Thomas Philipon, CEO, TotalEnergies Corbion As the world convenes in August for the fifth session of the UN’s Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC-5.2), the plastics treaty negotiations stand at a tipping point. Negotiators are tasked with shaping a treaty that will define the future of materials, trade, and waste management. But amidst the debates over […]

Expanded PLA a new type of molded foams

TotalEnergies Corbion and Useon have announced a strategic partnership to advance the development and global commercialization of EPLA molded products — a new generation of sustainable, high-performance foam materials made from Luminy® PLA bioplastics.