The eco-friendly method to produce polymers and polyols has been “fully developed at pilot scale” company vice president business development Peter Shepard told FoodProductionDaily.com. The polymers are targeting flexible and rigid packaging applications – such as films, moulded containers and paper coatings. The polyols are being targeted applications in water and solvent based coatings and composites."
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
CO2-based plastic flagged up as bisphenol A alternative
foodproductiondaily: "A breakthrough process that converts waste carbon dioxide into food packaging and coatings could also be used to replace bisphenol A (BPA) in the linings of food and drink cans, said Novomer, the company developing the technology.
The eco-friendly method to produce polymers and polyols has been “fully developed at pilot scale” company vice president business development Peter Shepard told FoodProductionDaily.com. The polymers are targeting flexible and rigid packaging applications – such as films, moulded containers and paper coatings. The polyols are being targeted applications in water and solvent based coatings and composites."
The eco-friendly method to produce polymers and polyols has been “fully developed at pilot scale” company vice president business development Peter Shepard told FoodProductionDaily.com. The polymers are targeting flexible and rigid packaging applications – such as films, moulded containers and paper coatings. The polyols are being targeted applications in water and solvent based coatings and composites."
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