The latest market study reports strong growth in biobased polymers, driven by rising global demand, expanding production capacities, and a shift toward renewable carbon.
To unlock the full potential of bio-based innovations, a new policy brief calls on the European Commission to standardize coordination in this area, strengthen funding and improve market conditions.
KRAHN Chemie recently announced an agreement with Mitsubishi Chemical Europe GmbH (MCE) to distribute the company’s BENEBiOL™ polycarbonatediol in Poland, Italy, and Benelux.
W. R. MEADOWS recently announced the release of third-party verified environmental product declarations (EPDs) for 16 of the company’s most widely used solutions.
Kraton has joined the CERISEA Project, an initiative to establish a manufacturing facility to accelerate the development of 5-HMF (5-Hydroxymethylfurfural).
Sun Chemical announced that the company has earned a silver rating for its sustainability performance from EcoVadis, provider of business sustainability ratings.
Valerian Materials’ Mike Arbeiter and Marc Hillmyer discuss the company’s biobased monomer that offers a high-performance, recyclable alternative to traditional polymers.
As demand for sustainable materials grows, a new biobased monomer is offering a high-performance, recyclable, and compostable alternative to traditional polymers—potentially transforming the future of adhesives and sealants.