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AIMPLAS’ Technology to Convert Marine Plastic Waste into Aquaculture Products
The ÑCostas Project will convert plastic material recovered from the marine environment into new recyclable and sustainable materials for use in products for aquaculture. The project is technically coordinated by AIMPLAS, the Plastics Technological Centre, and the Spanish Institute of Oceanography (IEO) to make use of plastic waste recovered from the sea to develop new…
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Researchers Create Degradable Polymers Using Carotenoids from Carrots
Carrots come in a rainbow of bright colors — red, orange, yellow and purplish black — because of compounds called carotenoids. They help support eye health by reacting with potentially harmful UV light. Interestingly, the molecular structures of carotenoids, such as β-carotene, are similar to the building blocks of some polymers. Now, researchers reporting in…
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Avient’s Production Site in Taiwan Accredited with GRS 4.0
Avient Corporation announces that its production site in Taoyuan has achieved full compliance with the Global Recycled Standard (GRS) 4.0. This is the third site in addition to Avient’s list of GRS 4.0 sites, including in the Chinese cities of Suzhou and Shenzhen. Responsible Social and Environmental Practices The GRS-certified materials produced at the Taoyuan site…




