Why Bio-PBAT Is the Next Big Thing in Compostable Packaging
If you follow the world of sustainable packaging, you may have noticed one term coming up again and again. That term is Bio-PBAT. But what is it exactly, and why has it become so important
How Bioplastics Are Made: Process, Materials, and Examples
The bioplastics market is expected to jump from $7.5 billion (2023) to $36.05 billion by 2030. That’s a 25% CAGR. This rise is not accidental. It is driven by eco-conscious consumers, sustainability-driven businesses, and government
Environmental Impact of Single-Use Plastics: Key Facts for 2026
Each year, the world produces over 430 million tonnes of plastic. And nearly half of it is designed to be used just once and thrown away. As we head into 2026, the scale of single-use
What Is Agricultural Waste and How Is It Used to Make Bioplastics?
We produce billions of tons of agricultural waste each year. These stalks, husks, straw, peels, and fibrous residues remain after food is harvested. Most of it has little economic value today. Much of it is
Circular Economy for Plastics: What It Is and Why It Matters
For decades, there has been an established model of production known as the linear model. Raw materials are extracted. Products are made. They are used for a short time. Then they are thrown away. In
Bioplastics Glossary: PLA, PHA, Bio-PBAT and More Explained
Bioplastics is one of the most misunderstood words in sustainability. Ask ten people what it means, and you’ll get ten different answers. Some say it’s plastic made from plants, others say it’s plastic that disappears
5 Common Bioplastics Myths (And the Facts)
Bioplastics are everywhere these days. You see bioplastic packaging, bioplastic bottles, and even bioplastic cutlery. They’re marketed as the eco-friendly alternative to traditional plastics, and with good reason. In fact, the bioplastics industry hit USD
How to Read Plastic Packaging Symbols: The Complete Guide
Imagine holding two plastic packages in your hands. Both show a triangle. Both look official. Both seem to suggest the same thing. But they don’t. One triangle tells you what the plastic is made of.
EU Plastic Tax Explained: A $10B Opportunity for Bio-Based Alternatives
Europe’s plastic waste problem can no longer be pushed aside. If things don’t change, plastic packaging waste in the EU could grow by almost 46% by 2030. Much of that comes from heavy reliance on
How to Source Sustainable Packaging in India: A Buyer’s Guide
Imagine getting 9.7% extra for the same product you are selling right now. That’s how much customers are actually willing to pay for sustainable products. A 9.7% sustainability premium. Now, imagine this sustainability premium showing
