New research from the University of Manchester explores the impact of Tanzania’s plastic ban. Discover why thin plastic pouches remain a lifeline for many.
Are Plastic Bag Bans Working? Insights from Dar es Salaam Read More »
In today’s marketplace, packaging does more than protect a product or make it look good on a shelf. It goes beyond logos and certifications to tell a clearer story about where a product comes from, how it is made, and the values that guide the brand behind it. This is because modern consumers are more
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This 2011 Briefing Note published by Northern Ireland Assembly looks at the environmental impact of different types of carrier bags – cloth, paper and plastic.
Plastic, Paper and Cloth Bags: A Comparison Read More »
Biodegradable flexible packaging looks and feels like regular plastic but behaves very differently at the end of its useful life.
Biodegradable Flexible Packaging as a Sustainable Choice Read More »
A lot of thought goes into product packaging: Design, brand visibility, practicality, and shelf appeal. In recent years, environmental impact has joined that list, thanks to the global push for sustainability. Packaging is no longer just a functional layer; it’s become a powerful statement of responsibility. However, when viewed through the lens of financial cost,
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Achieving meaningful change requires more than good intentions; it starts with clear, structured, and realistic sustainability goals.
Setting Up Sustainability Goals For Your Brand Read More »
The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) now lists ASTM D6954-24, a standard that provides clear guidelines for testing oxo-biodegradable plastics. This is a significant step because it validates the science behind oxo-biodegradable technology. The standard outlines how plastics should be exposed and tested to show they can degrade through oxidation and then biodegrade in the
ANSI Endorsement of ASTM D6954-24 Marks a Major Step for Oxo-Biodegradable Plastics Read More »
While oxo-degradable plastics break into persistent microplastics, oxo-biodegradable plastics are engineered to fully break down into water, carbon dioxide, and biomass through a two-stage process of oxidation and microbial action.
Lambton College Findings on How Oxo-Biodegradable Plastics Tackle Microplastics Read More »
Symphony’s d2w® oxo-biodegradable technology helps ordinary plastic break down into biodegradable material, leaving behind only water, carbon dioxide, and biomass instead of harmful microplastics.
Can Symphony Environmental’s d2w® Technology Reduce Ocean Plastic Pollution? Read More »
The D2W Technology is an environmentally responsible solution to plastic pollution. This technology turns ordinary plastic into an end material that is biodegradable.
Biodegradable: Scientifically Proven Plastic Technology Read More »
