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New Side Feeder Makes Plastic Recycling More Economical

New Side Feeder Makes Plastic Recycling More Economical

With the aim of making the recycling of high-volume, lightweight fibers and flakes much cheaper and in some cases even possible, Coperion has developed a new version of its ZS-B side feeder. With the ZS-B MEGAfeed, recycled plastic material with a bulk density of less...

Scientists discover worm capable of eating plastic

Scientists discover worm capable of eating plastic

The worms can reach between 5 to 6 cm in their maximum size and are native to Central America and the northern part of South America. Researchers at the University of Queensland (UQ), in Australia, have discovered a species of worm capable of eating plastic that could...

Food Packaging: 56% of growth will come from APAC

Food Packaging: 56% of growth will come from APAC

China and India are the key markets for food packaging in Asia Pacific, a region where market growth will be faster than growth in other regions The food packaging market will reach a market growth of 60.33 billion dollars between 2020 and 2025, according to the...

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Launch of a new pyrolytic carbon black masterbatch from tires

Launch of a new pyrolytic carbon black masterbatch from tires

Low volume masterbatches, such as the one developed by Germany's Rowa Masterbatch, have become important developments in the Plastics Industry in reducing the use of fossil resources. Rowa Masterbatch from Germany has presented a new carbon black masterbatch,...

New nonwoven composite incorporates cotton for medical applications

New nonwoven composite incorporates cotton for medical applications

While cotton is not as stretchy as nonwovens, it is more water absorbent and softer, making it more comfortable to wear in medical applications such as face masks. Researchers at the University of Georgia led by Gajanan Bhat, head of the Department of Textiles,...

Scientists create bioplastic from cellulose and water

Scientists create bioplastic from cellulose and water

A new method called hydrosetting has allowed researchers to produce a variety of shapes simply by dipping the bioplastic in water and allowing it to air dry. Researchers at the University of Göttingen, in Germany, designed a sustainable method called hydrosetting,...

The new generation: Safe and stable baby bottles

The new generation: Safe and stable baby bottles

The Japanese manufacturer of baby products Zoom T in Tokyo has selected BASF's Ultrason P to manufacture baby bottles marketed under its Dr. Bétta brand. Polyphenylsulfone (PPSU) meets Zoom T's stringent requirements for its curved bottles as they are safe and easy to...

New HDPE resin offers better moisture barrier for packaging films

New HDPE resin offers better moisture barrier for packaging films

Nova Chemicals produced a new resin that increases the performance of water vapor transmission and improves the recyclability of food packaging Nova Chemicals introduced a new High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) resin that offers a greater moisture barrier for flexible...

Low-cost, lightweight battery system launched for electric mobility

Low-cost, lightweight battery system launched for electric mobility

More and more consumers are turning around sustainable mobility systems, especially in the face of trends to stop consuming fossil fuels. With this in mind, a German consortium developed a low-cost, lightweight battery for electric mobility applications A German...

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