Sustainable Packaging Materials Lead PHA Innovation
Published: March 2025Source: Sustainable Business Magazine📖 Read original article here Sustainable Packaging Materials Lead PHA Innovation Australian firms EcoPHA and Terra Sol have formed a
PHA from Pongamia Oil: A New Step in Sustainable Bioplastics
World-first breakthrough, Ecopha Biotech By PHA Sourcing Team • March 12, 2025 Introduction The global shift toward biodegradable plastics has led to continued innovations in
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.
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
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
Advancing Sustainable Healthcare Packaging with Biodegradable Plastics
Dynamically reinvent market-driven opportunities and ubiquitous interfaces. Energistically fabricate an array of niche markets through products. Credibly reintermediate backend ideas for cross-platform models. Continually reintermediate integrated processes through.