Biodegradable Packaging 2.0: Innovations Provide Business with Better Options
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Biodegradable Packaging 2.0: Innovations Provide Business with Better Options

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Public demand and new legislation are driving a global move away from plastic packaging, which persists in the environment, pollutes soil and waterways, and poses risks to human health and wildlife. Despite the rise of biodegradable plastics, some of these materials do not break down easily in real-world conditions. This publication covers innovations in new materials for biodegradable packaging, such as agricultural waste and seaweed.

Public demand and new legislation are driving a global move away from plastic packaging, which persists in the environment, pollutes soil and waterways, and poses risks to human health and wildlife. Despite the rise of biodegradable plastics, some of these materials do not break down easily in real-world conditions. This publication covers innovations in new materials for biodegradable packaging, such as agricultural waste and seaweed.

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Catherine Early

Catherine Early Catherine Early

Research Fellow, Governance & Sustainability Cente…
The Conference Board

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Ioannis Siskos

Ioannis Siskos Ioannis Siskos

Senior Research Fellow, Governance & Sustainabilit…
The Conference Board

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