Ecopha Biotech Featured in Biofuels Digest & Sustainable Plastics!
World-first breakthrough, Ecopha Biotech Australia’s Ecopha Eyes Pongamia Tree for Bioplastics By Rebecca Gendron • March 17, 2025 Introduction 🌱 Ecopha Biotech is pioneering the
Ecopha Produces PHA from Pongamia Oil in a World First
World-first breakthrough, Ecopha Biotech Introduction In a world-first breakthrough, Ecopha Biotech has successfully converted pongamia oil into polyhydroxyalkanoate (PHA), a biodegradable and home-compostable bio-based plastic.
Engineering Bioplastics for a Sustainable Future
Ecopha Biotech at the Vietnam Innovation Summit 2024 Connect with Dr. Wilson Ling Ecopha Biotech was honored to participate in the Vietnam Innovation Summit 2024,
Ecopha Bio congratulates Dr. Wilson Ling on his appointment as Associate Professor at Murdoch University!
Ecopha Bio congratulates Dr. Wilson Ling Connect with Dr. Wilson Ling We’re thrilled to announce that our Co-founder & CEO, Dr. Wilson Ling, has been
The Perth bioplastics hub helping to reduce plastic pollution
🌿 Reducing Plastic Pollution: A Sustainable Future in the Making In partnership with Murdoch University and CSIRO, Ecopha Biotech is proud to be a key
Western Australia launch of the $8 million Bioplastics Innovation Hub (BIH)
Western Australia is leading the charge in the national war on plastic waste with the launch of the $8 million Bioplastics Innovation Hub (BIH) at
CSIRO, Murdoch University launch $8M Bioplastics Innovation Hub
Australia’s national science agency CSIRO and Murdoch University have joined forces to establish the Bioplastics Innovation Hub, a groundbreaking $8 million initiative aimed at revolutionising
Ecopha Biotech Pty Ltd, to develop a new process for water bottle production using compostable bioplastics.
CSIRO and Murdoch University launch the Bioplastics Innovation Hub to end plastic waste CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency, and Murdoch University have launched The Bioplastics
The biotech that can beat our plastic problem
From Nairobi to Northam, scientists are finding plastic particles falling from the sky, far from where they started life as consumer goods. It’s a warning
The challenging task of cutting health care waste
Regulatory requirements can impede sustainable progress in the health care sector. But some companies and engineers are up to the challenge. The health care system makes up