Continuous development in the industry of bio-based and sustainable products is introduces far effective and efficient eco friendly options. According to the center for sustainable polymers of University of Minnesota, the center has been awarded with a grant of 20 million dollars from the National Science Foundation for development of bio-based plastics. Till now, this center is one among those NSF centers which are working for chemical innovation on national level. The director of the center for sustainable polymers, Marc Hillmyer states that there is no lack of efficient bioplastics in the market till now still the company works upon the objective of availing more reasonable and high performance products which can replace the plastics which are manufactured from non renewable sources. Further he states that their researches will promote this kind of discoveries and help the industrial partners for translating good work in the market.
Read more about this matter here at – http://www.biomassmagazine.com/articles/10801/csp-receives-20-million-nsf-grant-to-pioneer-bioplastics
In order to tackle the goal, the center for sustainable polymers in the university is planning an outstanding strategy. Useful biomass is being tried for conversion into plastic with more efficient approach and sustainability. The developed plastic is expected to be non toxic, biodegradable and recyclable. This will help to keep the environment clean and free from pollution.
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