Silostop’s Will Wilson recently visited Japan to meet with Lallemand Japan and learn about their dairy industry. 🌾 Highlights: ✅ TMR centers streamline silage production. ✅ Heavy reliance on PE plastic creates opportunities for more sustainable solutions. ✅ Silostop products like Orange can reduce plastic waste, improve silage quality, and simplify operations. Thank you, Lallemand Japan, for the fantastic visit! https://ow.ly/koft50UrQpV
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Meet Biocircular Plastic Initiative! "At Wageningen University & Research, we’ve developed a cutting-edge microbial recycling process where bacteria eat up bioplastic waste and transform it into useful chemicals for creating fresh, new bioplastics. This isn’t just recycling—it’s a complete makeover for bioplastic waste." says Merel Witteman from Biocircular Plastic Initiative. Watch the introduction video, and read more about the project here 👉 https://lnkd.in/euqd_BXE. David Strik | Cornelis Mijnders | Bob Ignacio | Nationaal Groeifonds
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n order to deal with legacy additives in plastic waste streams, multiple extraction processes are being developed. For sustainability and economic reasons, these processes call for the parallel implementation of revalorisation routes for the extracted toxic compounds, especially when dealing with large volumes as in the case of phthalate plasticizers. Read the full article at https://lnkd.in/eZbkJTDq
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From multilayer plastic waste into valuable resources. From food waste to bioactive compounds for cosmetics, food, and nutraceuticals. Discover Agro2Circular’s transformative technologies in our latest infographic! Learn more on our website: https://lnkd.in/dWYvKPzY
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Next time you have a # 1 plastic container in your hand, remember that better upcycling options might be on the way. Read about plastic-munching enzymes in this work from Los Alamos. https://lnkd.in/gD5xktfW
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🍺 Yeast to the Rescue: E-Waste Recycling Revolution The article highlights an innovative approach where yeast, commonly used in beer brewing, is now helping recycle metals from e-waste. This groundbreaking method not only addresses the growing problem of electronic waste but also offers a sustainable solution for metal recovery. By leveraging yeast, we can reduce environmental impact and promote circular economy practices. https://lnkd.in/gq6_PDij 🔍 Key Points: The yeast used in beer brewing is repurposed for metal recycling Sustainable and eco-friendly e-waste solution Promotes circular economy #Innovation #Sustainability #Ewaste #CircularEconomy #GreenTech #EnvironmentalImpact #Recycling #EcoInnovation #TechForGood #OceanBlocks
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Did you know that seaweed-based bioplastic can biodegrade in 4-6 weeks? Seaweed could help to replace one of the most harmful types of petroleum-based plastics: single-use packaging. The theme of this year’s Earth Day, Planet vs Plastic, highlights the widespread risks of plastic pollution to our environment and to human health, and seeks to build support for a rapid reduction in the production of all types of plastic globally. Seaweed-based bioplastics can biodegrade much faster than traditional plastic, which can take hundreds of years. However, production volumes must increase rapidly to create economies of scale and achieve price competitiveness. Learn more in our research report at https://lnkd.in/eDHXbB2v
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Choosing the right plastic material for rigid food packaging involves weighing various performance, functional and economic considerations – not to mention sustainability & recyclability regulations, goals & targets. In this blog series we will explore the attributes of another common rigid plastic food packaging materials that comes with its benefits & challenges - polystyrene. Check out the blog to learn about 6 key attributes of this material: https://hubs.ly/Q02VYY-Z0
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It was a pleasure to speak at the Global Water Drinks Congress 2024 and make a case for aluminium beverage cans as an alternative to plastic. Aluminium is very valuable material – which is a high incentive for it to be collected and sorted. It doesn't lose its quality when recycled, and alu bev cans have minimal material losses in the recycling process - a key advantage keeping the material in as many cycles as possible. Cans are already designed for recycling - and the higher the recycling rates and recycled content, the more competitive they are also in their carbon footprint. The best & proven way to reach beyond 90% recycling rates: Deposit return schemes. Lets make sure we get them implemented everywhere in Europe in the next 5 years! #DRS #circulareconomy
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In regions like Southeast Asia, plastics are essential for ensuring food and medicines reach people safely. Plastic packaging not only preserves freshness but also prevents contamination and reduces waste across the supply chain. Without plastics, food spoilage and disruption in supply chains would increase dramatically. What do you think? Comment below 👇 #NewYearRevelations #Parkside #plasticpackaging #foodsafety
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