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A type of compostable and biodegradable plastic known as PBS (Polybutylene Succinate) is created from renewable materials like maize starch or sugarcane. PBS Bioplastic Packaging is a substitute for conventional plastics made from petroleum that is made from PBS bioplastic.
PBS Bioplastic Packaging provides a number of benefits over conventional plastic packaging, including the ability to be composted, the ability to use fewer fossil fuels, and the ability to reduce the trash in landfills.
PBS Bioplastic Packaging will naturally degrade into the water, carbon dioxide, and biomass when disposed of appropriately, with no toxic byproducts remaining.
Many uses for PBS Bioplastic Packaging exist, including food packaging, bags, containers, and more. Also, it is a great replacement for single-use plastics, which seriously harm the environment.
The Global PBS Bioplastic Packaging Market accounted for $XX Billion in 2022 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.
PBS, a biodegradable plastic, breaks down into the water and carbon dioxide when it comes into contact with soil-dwelling microorganisms. PBS has one of the highest heat resistances of any biodegradable resin, and it is also very compatible with fibers.
By combining these virtues with other resins and materials, it is feasible to obtain performances that would otherwise be impossible.
As a joint venture with PTT Global Chemical Public Company Limited, Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation (MCC) founded PTT MCC Biochem Company Limited. And they grant the PTT MCC Biochem company a license to use the advanced process technology that was developed as a result of the petrochemical production and a large number of patents that they hold both domestically and internationally.
Succinic acid obtained from natural resources is the main component of bio-based PBS (BioPBS), which is manufactured and sold by PTT MCC Biochem.
Mitsubishi Chemical additionally develops, produces, and sells the molecule that uses BioPBS’s superior compatibility and biodegradability to perform a new function.
BioPBS is suitable for food packaging such as disposable tableware, paper cups, and gas barrier packaging.