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NEWSLETTER
Dear readers,
We are pleased to share the new issue of the European Bioplastics Newsletter with you, containing the latest news and insights from the bioplastics industry.
We'd also like to welcome Shandong Ruian Biotechnology as our latest EUBP member.
If you are interested in becoming a member, have any questions, comments, or interesting news or topics to share, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Enjoy the read!
Kind regards from the European Bioplastics team
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That’s a wrap for EBC23
European Bioplastics wraps up two days of insightful sessions, policy panel and market data analysis at EBC23. 380 attendees gathered in Berlin and online to attend the 18th edition of the European Bioplastics Conference, EBC23.
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European Parliament sends mixed signals to the bioplastics sector
European Bioplastics reacted to European Parliament’s vote on 22 November on the proposal for a Regulation on Packaging and Packaging Waste.
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What is truth and what is lore?
EUBP’s Managing Director, Hasso von Pogrell, was featured in Euractiv to debunk some of the myths and rectify some inaccuracies around bioplastics and their applications.
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EUBP calls on legislators to appropriately recognise the role of compostable coffee capsules in the PPWR
The results of the Wageningen University & Research study complement the European Commission’s own Impact Assessment that accompanied the PPWR proposal last year, according to which compostable coffee capsules significantly increase the capture rate of biowaste, reduce the contamination of compost with non-compostable plastics, and do not lead to increased contamination of other waste streams.
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Environment Ministers failed to acknowledge the value of biobased and compostable plastics’ innovation for packaging solutions
European Bioplastics reacts to the General Approach adopted by the Environment Council on the proposal for a Regulation on Packaging and Packaging Waste. EUBP regrets the position adopted today by the Environment Ministers in the Environment Council, deeming the failure to recognise the role of bioplastics a missed opportunity.
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Q&A on certified soil-biodegradable mulch films
- What are certified soil-biodegradable mulch films?
- What are the advantages of certified soil-biodegradable mulch films?
- Do certified soil-biodegradable mulch films fully biodegrade in soil?
- Do certified soil-biodegradable plastics create persistent microplastics?
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Members Portrait: Vegware
Every month, we present 5 facts about a member of European Bioplastics. This time, Helen Mathieson, Managing Director at Vegware, shares some interesting insights on her company.
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Polymers 2024 – Polymers for a Safe and Sustainable Future
“Polymers 2024” is an international conference covering the latest progress and innovations in the fields of polymers for the production of new materials and additives for a safe and sustainable world. The conference aims to explore the latest findings in the scientific field of polymers, with a particular emphasis on the synthesis of safe polymers with unique properties for human health and environmental sustainability.”
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