Bioplastics are synthetic materials sourced from renewable origins like corn, potatoes, rice, soy, sugarcane, wheat, and vegetable oil, whereas biopolymers are polymers found naturally. Bioplastics can either degrade naturally or not. They are primarily classified into biodegradable and non-biodegra

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The demand for bioplastics is driven by a combination of environmental concerns, regulatory measures, technological advancements, and consumer preferences. However, several factors also pose challenges to market growth.

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Flexible Packaging Market By Packaging Type (Bags, Pouches, Films and Wraps, Others), By Raw Material (Plastic, Paper, Aluminum, Bioplastics, Polyethylene, Polypropylene, Polyethylene Terephthalate, Others), By Printing Technology (Flexography, Digit

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The paper discusses the trends and impacts of the emerging anti-conventional plastic bags policy alongside the rapid development of biopolymers, presenting opportunities and threats to JACKS products. It delves into the problematic use of plastics, the boom in the plastic sector, major issues associ

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The Bioplastics Market is on track to hit $62.6 billion and 13.7 million tons by 2031, driven by CAGRs of 22.4% in value and 22.7% in volume from 2024 through 2031.\n

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SEFH Seminar 2020 featured sessions on generating research questions, data analysis, hosting science fairs, mentorship, judging matters, and awarding outstanding student projects. Notable winners include projects on fruit flies, bioplastics, water purification, air quality, and bioleather. The event

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