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French company CARBIOS has signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) with KEM ONE for an implementation project, in the French Chemical Valley, of an industrial demonstration plant to secure the value of its breakthrough technology to use recovered plastics instead of petrochemicals to produce virgin material.
CARBIOS, a pioneer company in the field of bioplasturgy, has announced that it has taken a new step forward with the production of virgin PET made out of terephthalic acid coming from its bio recycling process of post-consumer PET plastic bottles.
Clermont-Ferrand, France-based CARBIOS, a green chemistry company specializing in enzymatic bioprocesses applied to plastic and textile polymers, has announced that it has taken a major step forward in the development of its enzymatic biorecycling process of polyesters by rendering it applicable to crystalline PET (polyethylene terephthalate), and therefore to all kinds of plastic waste containing PET, namely bottles (transparent, opaque or multi-layer), packaging and films. This follows CARBIOS' previous announcement that it had successfully depolymerized 100% amorphous PET based commercial products into its original monomers, TPA (terephthalic acid) and MEG (mono ethylene glycol).
CARBIOS, an innovative green chemistry company specializing in breakthrough technologies dedicated to the recovery of plastic waste and the production of bio-polymers, has announced the launch of operations at its pilot plant for the production of biodegradable plastic, incorporating its exclusive enzyme-based technology.
Carbios, an innovative green chemistry company out of France specializing in breakthrough technologies dedicated to the recovery of plastic waste and the production of bio-polymers, has taken a significant step forward in the development of its controlled biodegradation process for disposable soft plastics.
-Carbios a green chemistry company specializing in breakthrough technologies dedicated to the recovery of plastic waste and the production of bio-polymers, took a new significant step forward in the development of its controlled biodegradation process for disposable soft plastics.
