Neste, ReNew ELP, and Licella are joining forces in a development project to explore the potential of using mixed waste plastic as a raw material for fuels, chemicals, and new plastics.
Container is made with innovative NuPlastiQ CB biopolymer from BioLogiQ (Idaho Falls, ID), a company exploring applications in other markets including packaging and grocery sacks.
Products sold in virgin plastic bottles and containers will cost consumers in France up to 10% more than those in recycled plastic materials. On the home front, Santa Barbara is launching a full-scale offensive against plastic straws.
Milliken and Co. (Spartanburg, SC) is featured in the first installment of a series centered on a proliferation of polyethylene and polypropylene resin and additive products for packaging from major suppliers.
The first “giant sucking sound” came in the wake of the NAFTA agreement, when many people predicted dire consequences for American workers. The new giant sucking sound just may be efforts to remove CO2 from the atmosphere to keep climate change at bay.
The Global CO2 Initiative at the University of Michigan aims to reduce the emissions footprint while generating billions of dollars of economic activity in the decades ahead.
One-quart gear lubricants for cars and trucks move to meticulously designed squeezable Easy-Pack pouches that result in less mess and waste of product and packaging.
An article by Clare Goldsberry on the renaissance of paper straws inspired Rod Groleau, founder and Director of RJG Inc. (Traverse City, MI), to remind everyone that “the plastic straw is a marvel of our technology.”
