Cedar Grove processes more than 350,000 tons of organic material every year, keeping waste out of landfills and instead turning it into something of value: nutrient-rich compost.
Despite the original intent of the SUP Directive to promote sustainability, certain market shifts have led to the replacement of compostable bioplastics — like Luminy® PLA — with thicker, conventional plastic alternatives labeled “reusable.”
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.
TotalEnergies Corbion, a global leader in polylactic acid (PLA) bioplastics, and Benvic, a leading expert in compounding, have come together to drive the adoption of
A resounding theme from the event was the urgent need for industry-wide collaboration. Across sectors, leaders emphasized that pre-competitive cooperation is critical
As the only commercial recycler of PLA, TotalEnergies Corbion offers rPLA in 30% and 100% recycled grades, using its low-energy hydrolysis process at its Rayong, Thailand facility.
Luminy® PLA grades are converted through a variety of techniques for a wide range of industries.
