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Rodents Don’t Favor Soy-Based Plastics
This news from the United Soybean Board (USB) caught my attention because I never thought that rodents and insects could be more attracted to plant-based plastics and materials. Fortunately, this is not the case (for rodents anyway) as according to a recent study funded by the USB, soy-based materials are not that tasty compared to … Continue reading
FOLLOW ME ON THESE SPACERestructuring in the pine chemicals market continues
Early this year, I wrote a special report on the ongoing restructuring within the global pine chemicals industry (yes, it is free to access) and I guess one of the biggest transactions to date (if not the biggest in the pine chemicals market) is this recent announcement on the acquisition of Kraton Corporation by South … Continue reading
FOLLOW ME ON THESE SPACEGevo acquires Butamax patent estate
It has been 6 years since Butamax and Gevo settled their bio-isobutanol patent war and both companies have gone on to their separate ways as the companies have licensed all of their respective patents to each other, with rights to sub-license their respective technologies. Since then, Butamax Advanced Biofuels, formerly a joint venture between BP … Continue reading
FOLLOW ME ON THESE SPACELG Chem proceeds with sustainable materials investments
South Korea-based chemical company LG Chem has been making several news headlines within the past few months as the company announced its intention to invest KRW10 trillion ($8.5 billion) in eco-friendly and high-growth materials by 2025. Over 30 projects including M&As, joint ventures, strategic investments focused on ESG-based business portfolio are currently being reviewed according … Continue reading
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