We are thrilled to see the latest publication in Waste Advantage Magazine highlighting a groundbreaking initiative that aligns perfectly with BioLogiQ’s mission: reducing plastic waste and advancing sustainable solutions. At BioLogiQ, we take pride in being a partner in the circularity for compostables effort, contributing our expertise in innovative biopolymer technologies to create materials that help reduce carbon footprints and foster a circular economy. Our collaboration in this initiative reflects the power of partnership in tackling today’s most pressing environmental challenges. Together, we’re driving meaningful change in the plastics industry, proving that sustainability and performance can go hand in hand. Check out the article here: https://lnkd.in/gyCGXi6p Let’s keep the momentum going! If you’re interested in learning how BioLogiQ can help your business integrate sustainable materials, feel free to reach out. #Sustainability #Partnership #CircularEconomy #BioPolymers #BioLogiQ #compost #systemimprovement
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Did you know that not all bioplastics make it to the compost heap as intended? Despite their green promise, many end up in landfills or incinerators due to mislabeling and contamination fears. However, innovations and stricter standardizations are ushering in a new era of bioplastics that are safer for our planet. Measures like voluntary certification standards and the GreenScreen initiative are vital steps towards a cleaner, more sustainable future. #Bioplastics #Sustainability
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Italy’s composting system also supports the recycling of compostable plastics, including liners, bags and packaging. This capability allows for the integration of compostable bioplastics, such as TotalEnergies Corbion’s Luminy® PLA portfolio, which is designed to break down in industrial composting settings. This alignment with Italy’s waste management practices highlights the importance of bioplastics in supporting circularity and reducing traditional plastic waste. #sustainablepackaging #recyclability #sustainability #circulareconomy #recycledmaterials #resourceefficiency #foodpackaging #biobased #compostable
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𝗜𝗻𝗻𝗼𝘃𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘁𝗼𝗴𝗲𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗿 🤝 Read the interview with William van Steenbruggen, Product Manager at Vivochem B.V., about how FerSol reduces water, energy, and chemical consumption. Discover the benefits of FerSol for your company and contact William at w.vansteenbruggen@vivochem.nl.
𝗜𝗻𝗻𝗼𝘃𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘁𝗼𝗴𝗲𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗿 William van Steenbruggen, Product Manager for FerSol at Vivochem B.V., sheds light on its transformative impact and market observations. As concerns about water scarcity grow, companies are appointing sustainability managers to lead the way in water management. FerSol meets this critical need by delivering substantial benefits that early adopters across industries are keen to embrace. "Companies are increasingly focused on sustainable practices," William notes. "FerSol, as a green chemical, reduces water, energy, and chemical consumption without negatively impacting human health or the environment. This resonates well in industries such as and polymer recycling." Whether used to clean food and beverage crates or purify plastic flakes, FerSol consistently delivers impressive results, becoming an essential tool for companies committed to elevating their sustainability efforts. William shares some concrete examples of FerSol's impact: “At a polymer recycling plant, the client went from using 61 liters of chemicals and cleaning agents per hour to only 7.5 liters. On top of that, they decreased the washing temperature from 85°C to ambient temperature, significantly reducing energy consumption. Additionally, FerSol helps reduce the release of H2S, a harmful gas that can be present in wastewater, creating a safer working environment for operators. FerSol also contributes to CO2 reduction, further extending its environmental benefits. "Our customers often express their amazement and wonder why such benefits have not been discovered before," William points out. As the linking pin of the partnership between Ferr-Tech, BÜFA GmbH & Co. KG and Vivochem, he underlines the rapid evolution of sustainable water treatment practices. As FerSol's applications expand, it continues to lead the way to a more sustainable and efficient future across global industries. Ferr-Tech is proud to partner with Vivochem to advance sustainable water treatment solutions with FerSol. Together we're committed to pushing the boundaries of innovation and sustainability in water management. If you have a challenge or would like to explore how FerSol can benefit your operations, please contact William at w.vansteenbruggen@vivochem.nl. We look forward to our co-operation!
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RECYCLING WASTE AND RECAPTURING VALUE ♻️ Did you know #Sulzer technologies are enabling #innovative ecological solutions that minimize environmental impacts through bio-based materials, fuels and recycled carbon? We are proud of our solutions that are reducing industrial emissions and supporting the elimination of plastic waste at scale. Whether we're enabling production of #biofuels and #biopolymers or converting carbon emissions to valuable feedstock, Sulzer’s leading technologies and products advance both #SustainableEnergy and #CircularPractices 💙 ➡️ Learn more about how Sulzer is recycling waste and in the process, recapturing value: https://brnw.ch/21wIijg #Sulzer #Chemtech #FlowEquipment #Sustainability #Circularity
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🌍 EARTH DAY IS EVERY DAY at NATIVE EXTRACTS! 🌿 At NATIVE EXTRACTS, eco-responsibility is embedded in our DNA, guided by our visionary Founder, Lisa Carroll. “While Earth Day is about amplifying the importance of this topic, it is what we can do every day that will count, and coming together to share ideas that are working in our businesses, support companies that are solving some of the pieces in the puzzle, we recognise that there is no one hard and fast immediate solution but by making it a priority to be a responsible business, and sharing practices that others can learn from or employ is part of the steps we can take together,” says Lisa. From processes that minimise and repurpose biomass waste, utilising rain-harvested water and solar energy to pioneering a decade of green chemistry with our Cellular Extraction™ protocols and unprecedented hydrophilic plant profiling, and continuing to build on an inclusive growers' network – every day we practice our commitment to responsible ingredient manufacturing so brands and formulators have more eco-responsible choices to explore. We continually explore new ways to reduce environmental impact across all operations. We're not just about reducing footprints; we're about creating eco-responsible ingredients and new pathways for the beauty industry, proving that eco-responsible practices can coexist with commercial success. Every step we take is a step towards a greener future. Let’s continue to innovate, share, and lead by example. Every day is Earth Day when we commit to our planet. Read the full report: https://lnkd.in/gPW9mfX3 #EarthDayEveryday #Sustainability #Innovation #EcoFriendly #BeautyIndustry
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What are Bioplastics? Bioplastics are a game-changer in the world of materials, offering an eco-friendly alternative to traditional plastics. Unlike conventional plastics, which are made from fossil fuels, bioplastics are derived from renewable biological sources such as corn starch, sugarcane, and even seaweed. This shift from petroleum-based products to plant-based solutions represents a significant step toward sustainability and reducing our environmental footprint. Key Features of Bioplastics: 1. Renewable Source Material: Bioplastics are produced using plant-based resources, which are renewable and sustainable. This reduces reliance on finite fossil fuels and lowers the carbon footprint associated with plastic production. 2. Biodegradability and Compostability: Many bioplastics are designed to break down more easily in the environment, some even composting within months under the right conditions. This means less plastic waste polluting our oceans and landfills. 3. Versatility: Bioplastics can be used in various applications, from packaging and textiles to electronics and automotive components. Their versatility makes them a viable option for numerous industries looking to adopt greener practices. 4. Reduced Greenhouse Gas Emissions: The production of bioplastics typically results in fewer greenhouse gas emissions compared to traditional plastics. This is because the plants used in their production absorb CO2 from the atmosphere as they grow, partially offsetting the emissions produced during manufacturing. Challenges and Considerations: While bioplastics offer many advantages, they are not without their challenges. The production of bioplastics can still require significant energy and water resources, and not all bioplastics are suitable for every application. Moreover, the infrastructure for recycling or composting bioplastics is still developing, meaning that their environmental benefits may not be fully realized in all settings. At our self-sustainable city project, we are actively exploring the use of bioplastics to reduce our environmental impact and promote sustainable living. To learn more about our innovative approaches to building a greener future, visit Self-Sustainable City. #Bioplastics #SustainableMaterials #EcoFriendly #RenewableResources #GreenLiving #SelfSustainableCity https://lnkd.in/g5imKyhg
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𝗜𝗻𝗻𝗼𝘃𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘁𝗼𝗴𝗲𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗿 William van Steenbruggen, Product Manager for FerSol at Vivochem B.V., sheds light on its transformative impact and market observations. As concerns about water scarcity grow, companies are appointing sustainability managers to lead the way in water management. FerSol meets this critical need by delivering substantial benefits that early adopters across industries are keen to embrace. "Companies are increasingly focused on sustainable practices," William notes. "FerSol, as a green chemical, reduces water, energy, and chemical consumption without negatively impacting human health or the environment. This resonates well in industries such as and polymer recycling." Whether used to clean food and beverage crates or purify plastic flakes, FerSol consistently delivers impressive results, becoming an essential tool for companies committed to elevating their sustainability efforts. William shares some concrete examples of FerSol's impact: “At a polymer recycling plant, the client went from using 61 liters of chemicals and cleaning agents per hour to only 7.5 liters. On top of that, they decreased the washing temperature from 85°C to ambient temperature, significantly reducing energy consumption. Additionally, FerSol helps reduce the release of H2S, a harmful gas that can be present in wastewater, creating a safer working environment for operators. FerSol also contributes to CO2 reduction, further extending its environmental benefits. "Our customers often express their amazement and wonder why such benefits have not been discovered before," William points out. As the linking pin of the partnership between Ferr-Tech, BÜFA GmbH & Co. KG and Vivochem, he underlines the rapid evolution of sustainable water treatment practices. As FerSol's applications expand, it continues to lead the way to a more sustainable and efficient future across global industries. Ferr-Tech is proud to partner with Vivochem to advance sustainable water treatment solutions with FerSol. Together we're committed to pushing the boundaries of innovation and sustainability in water management. If you have a challenge or would like to explore how FerSol can benefit your operations, please contact William at w.vansteenbruggen@vivochem.nl. We look forward to our co-operation!
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Growing environmental concerns have driven a surge in bioplastics, but unclear labelling for disposal is creating challenges, according to a new report from CSIRO. The State of bioplastics in Australia report found consumer confusion over bioplastics, with many bioplastic items ending up in landfill or contaminating recycling and composting streams. CSIRO’s Plastic Packaging Research Lead Dr Albert Ardevol said bioplastics offered a promising solution to reduce fossil fuel dependency, mitigate plastic pollution, and optimise material circulation. #manufacturing #australianmanufacturing #plastic #bioplastics #fossilfuels #petrochemicals
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This review explores producing high-performance #biochar from municipal #solidwaste and plastic waste through thermochemical methods like pyrolysis and gasification. It highlights recent technological advancements, feedstock challenges, and biochar applications, advocating for interdisciplinary collaboration to advance sustainable #wastemanagement practices.
Review of High-Performance Biochar Production from Municipal and Plastic Waste
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🚀 Exciting Collaboration Announcement! 🚀 I'm happy to share that Freepoint and Renewi are joining forces to develop pre-processing infrastructure for waste streams that would otherwise end up in incineration or landfills. 🌍♻️ In my few weeks at Freepoint, many have asked about our role in chemical recycling. Beyond building capacities across Europe, our goal is not just to utilize existing feedstock but to create new capacities for underutilized streams. This initiative will benefit both chemical and mechanical recyclers, marking a significant step towards a real circular economy in Europe. Our partnership with Renewi is a role model of the collaborative efforts needed to tackle the plastic waste crisis. This is just the beginning, and we invite other industry leaders to explore opportunities with us. Let's work together to transform waste into valuable resources, speaking the language of solids and translating it to liquids— the most challenging yet essential task we have taken on to thrive in the chemical recycling environment. Let's walk the talk, no time to waste! You are all invited🌱 Leading in creating the discussion with Renewi was my colleague Tom De Reu. 👏🏻🎉 Congratulations to this achievement! Also congratulations to the colleagues at Renewi 👏🏻 #Sustainability #CircularEconomy #WasteManagement #Recycling #ChemicalRecycling #Collaboration #Innovation #advancedsorting #mechanicalRecycling #walkthetalk #Freepoint #FreepointEcoSolutions #Renewi
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