Luisa Trindade, professor at the Department of Plant Sciences at the University of Wageningen, is currently researching fiber crops and the use of the

Bioplastics are likely to replace common plastics in various packaging applications in the Asia-Pacific, according to Frost & Sullivan.

An above-average positive development in bioplastics production capacity has made past projections obsolete, according to a current market forecast by

Solegear Bioplastic has partnered with the National Research Council of Canada (NRC to develop new bioplastic technology and muted the first product

Bioplastic food packaging is getting “closer and closer” to its conventional plastic counterparts, and could soon challenge in the market, according t

A recent study that found no bio-based plastics are fully sustainable contained significant inaccuracies and was based on out of date information, acc