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Highly bio-based PLA sheet for high heat and transparent thermoformed containers- A breakthrough
International Conference on Sustainable Bioplastics
Michel Labonte
Solegear Bioplastic Technologies Inc., Canada
Posters & Accepted Abstracts: J Bioremediat Biodegrad
Abstract
Plastic or bioplastic materials used for rigid packaging are ideally transparent. Amorphous PET (aPET), developed over the past 30 years, is now the dominant material used in different markets. More recently, PLA a more sustainable material is sometimes used in the food market applications. Unfortunately, neither the fossil-based aPET nor the PLA can withstand temperature over 70�?ºC, limiting their usage. Among semi-crystalline and opaque biopolymers, only clarified semi-crystalline PP has been the exception for decades. Now after long research, Solegear Bioplastics has developed a highly bio-based material with relatively high transparency (haze level <15%). This sustainable material is now available in large scale and can withstand boiled water (100�?ºC) as well as a short stay in the microwave oven. Best of all, it is almost 100% bio-based or plant-based, introducing novel highly sustainable packaging material for rigid packaging applications for the food market.Biography
Email: mlabonte1211@gmail.com
