Bio-based coatings use plant oils, lignin, cellulose, and starch to improve sustainability, durability, adhesion, and industrial performance.
Xenia’s HM Upgrade improves carbon fiber-reinforced thermoplastics with higher stiffness, strength, impact resistance, and dimensional stability.
Packaging design is shifting toward tactile, emotional, and transparent experiences that build trust with younger consumers.
Microplastics can host microbial biofilms containing pathogens and antimicrobial resistance genes in aquatic environments.
Medical plastics recovery depends on product architecture, contamination control, resin choice, and end-of-life design strategy.
Upcycled nitrile and SBS rubbers can become solid polyamine sorbents for CO₂ capture and rubber waste recovery.
Plastics supply chains are moving from fragmented visibility to predictive control through digital twins, AI, and traceability tools.
The UK PFAS Plan expands monitoring, reporting, and regulatory oversight of forever chemicals in water, waste, and industry.
Bio-based PA6F nanofiber membranes capture PFAS from water and support reuse through thermal regeneration and reprocessing.
BTX aromatics provide key building blocks for resins, polyesters, polyamides, and high-performance plastics.