Researchers developed bioplastic made entirely from powdered spirulina, a biomass of cyanobacteria that can be consumed by humans and animals.

Using microorganisms from nature to make PHB from air and methane-based greenhouse gas dissolved in saltwater.

Reducing the global dependence on petroleum with PHA biopolymers derived from renewable resources.

Unveiling the complexities of bioplastic biodegradation and the promise of composting solutions.

Revolutionizing agriculture and environment for a sustainable future.

Going green with this Arizona-based diaper company revolutionizing baby care.

Redefining single-use plastic packaging with an innovative seaweed-derived material.

Fully natural and bio-based functional powders derived from recycled olive stones and fruit pits.

A task force on compostable product labeling has published a set of guiding principles to serve as the basis for model legislation on compostable product labeling.

A look behind the facades of compostable packaging as a tool in the toolbox for transitioning to a circular economy.