North America Associated Press
Sugar Converts to Biodegradable Plastics in Breakthrough Effort Against Microplastic Pollution
A Massachusetts company has developed bioplastic pellets made from sugar that can be molded into various products, such as forks and films, without leaving behind persistent microplastics in the environment. The new plastic alternative aims to help solve the problem of microplastics pollution.
A Massachusetts-based company has developed a way to create plastic from sugar, aiming to help solve the microplastics problem in the environment. The new bioplastic pellets can be transformed into various products such as forks and films without leaving behind persistent microplastics. This innovative technology has the potential to reduce plastic waste and mitigate its impact on the ecosystem. The bioplastics produced by CJ Bio aim to provide a sustainable alternative to traditional plastics.
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