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18 July 202317 December 2024

Gemeinsam zu mehr Nachhaltigkeit in der Chemieindustrie

Kuraray Europe treibt geschlossene Rohstoffkreisläufe für Kunststoffe voran


12 May 202310 May 2023

Perspective: Bioplastics

An idea whose time has come


10 January 20234 October 2024

Monthly news from the Renewable Carbon Initiative (RCI), December 2022

Let’s take a look at what happened in December 2022 at RCI


3 August 20221 August 2022

Paper-Polymer-Plastic: A new ‘Rock Paper Scissors’ game for the packaging sector

New BioPreferred-survey findings reflect that micro fibrillated cellulose (MFC) and nanotechnology advancements as key to the shift away from polymers towards wood-based packaging solutions in the future


30 April 202029 April 2020

VTT and 52 companies to cooperate to reduce need for plastics by using natural fibres

In the future, natural fibres may replace plastics in, for example, packaging, hygiene products, building materials and textiles


13 November 20198 November 2019

MonoSol announces expansions to serve growing global customer base

Need for environmentally friendly solutions is growing at a rapid rate as companies across the globe take on the challenge to make everyday products safer and more sustainable


29 March 201926 March 2019

Sealed Air and Kuraray to Invest in New Production Capacity for Plantic™ Plant-Based Food Packaging

Expanding and upgrading facilities in South Carolina and Texas to meet increased demand for sustainable food packaging


16 August 201813 August 2018

Kuraray and Sealed Air Team Up to Offer Plantic™ Bio-Based Food Packaging

Accelerating commitment to renewable solutions, recyclability and sustainability


17 October 201713 October 2017

Bio-basiertes Elastomer Septon Bio: Zucker für extra viel Grip

Entwicklung des Spezialchemie-Herstellers Kuraray in Kooperation mit Amyris überzeugt in vielfältigen Anwendungen


29 May 201723 May 2017

Renewable technology leads to developments for Kuraray

Company's HSFC is being evaluated globally by a number of companies, from rubber compounders, adhesive companies, to film manufacturers


8 March 201715 February 2018

High-performance Bioplastics in Valencia

More than 170 experts presented their developments and discussed the challenges and trends on biodegradable plastics


29 June 201526 June 2015

LEGO commits $150M to search for sustainable alternative plastics

$150 million, 100+ employees, a new sustainable materials center, and a commitment to move off fossil fuels dependency by 2030


14 April 201513 April 2015

Kuraray is pleased to announce completion of the acquisition of all of the shares in Plantic Technologies Limited

Kuraray expands into bio-based barrier materials through the acquisition of Plantic


9 January 20158 January 2015

Biofuels Digest’s 2015 5-Minute Guide

The company profile of Amyris


5 December 20144 December 2014

The radical re-sourcing of tires, nylon, parachutes and balloons

Who’s in the global chase for a process to make one of the world’s Big 7 industrial chemicals via a renewable process — and how did Global Bioenergies just jump into the lead? The Digest investigates.


4 June 20143 June 2014

Green chemicals investment roundup

Last month saw a lot of successful financing announcements


6 May 20145 May 2014

Ramping Up Development of New Bio-Based Liquid Rubber

Expanding collaboration with U.S.-based Amyris - Using biomaterial to increase tire-based fuel efficiency


4 April 20143 April 2014

Amyris, Kuraray expand collaboration in farnesene-based polymers

Extension of companies ongoing collaboration in high performance polymers using Biofene®


21 October 2011

Japan chemical firms speed up renewable R&D through joint venturess

More investments made by Japanese companies in other parts of Asia but bioplastic manufacturing to remain limited

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