Which type of degradable plastic is the best for the environment? Oxo-degradable, PLA, or EcoPure®?
For a truly biodegradable and commercially viable product, EcoPure® is [...]
What are PHB and PHA bioplastics?
Polyhydroxyalkanoates, or PHAs, are linear polyesters produced in nature by [...]
What is PLA (Polylactic Acid) and how does it work?
Polylactic acid (PLA) is a polymer derived from starchy plants [...]
What are oxo-degradable additives and how do they work?
Oxo-degradable additives introduce metallic salts into traditional polymers, making them [...]
What are the benefits of placing EcoPure®-treated products in a landfill?
Over 75% of plastic bottles and over 94% of all [...]
Will plastic made with EcoPure® biodegrade in marine environments and have you tested this? What happens to a product made with EcoPure® that ends up in a roadside ditch?
Biodegradation of EcoPure® products will occur anywhere there is an [...]
Do EcoPure® products meet ASTM 6400 standards?
Plastics made with EcoPure® are biodegradable in both aerobic and [...]
Which ASTM biodegradable testing standards have EcoPure® products been tested according to?
Plastics made with EcoPure® are biodegradable in both aerobic and [...]
What’s the difference between the ASTM D6400 standard and the ASTM D5511 test?
The ASTM D6400 is a standard specification that is used [...]
What are the ASTM standardized testing methods for biodegradation?
D6400 Standard Specification for Compostable Plastics – Defines the testing [...]
