“According to the latest market data compiled by European Bioplastics in cooperation with the Nova-Institute, global bioplastics production capacities are set to increase from around 2.23 million tonnes in 2022 to approximately 6.3 million tons in 2027”.
Currently, biodegradable plastics altogether, including PLA, PHA, starch blends and others, account for more than 51 percent (over 1.1 million tonnes) of the global bioplastics production capacities.
The production of biodegradable plastics is expected to increase to over 3.5 million in 2027 due to a strong development of polymers.

Comparable to PET plastics – More than 95% of the world’s plastics are created from natural gas or crude oil. Fossil fuel-based plastics are not only hazardous; they’re also a finite resource. PLA products present a functional, renewable, and comparable replacement.
Bio-based – A bio-based product’s materials are derived from renewable agriculture or plants. Because all PLA products come from sugar starches, polylactic acid is considered bio-based.
Biodegradable – PLA products achieve international standards for biodegradation, naturally degrading rather than piling up in landfills. It does require certain conditions to degrade quickly. In an industrial composting facility, it can break down in 45–90 days.
Doesn’t emit toxic fumes – Unlike other plastics, bioplastics don’t emit any toxic fumes when they’re incinerated.
Thermoplastic – PLA is a thermoplastic, so it’s moldable and malleable when heated to its melting temperature. It can be solidified and injection-molded into various forms making it a terrific option for food packaging and 3D printing.


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