{"id":33350,"date":"2022-09-19T09:56:03","date_gmt":"2022-09-19T07:56:03","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/php8.plastv.de\/?p=33350"},"modified":"2022-09-16T13:00:09","modified_gmt":"2022-09-16T11:00:09","slug":"discover-luminy-pla-at-k-2022-by-totalenergies-corbion","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/plas.tv\/?p=33350","title":{"rendered":"Discover Luminy PLA at K 2022, by TotalEnergies Corbion"},"content":{"rendered":"

Gorinchem <\/strong>\u2013 The first K show took place in 1952, when plastics were a revolutionary material, that allowed a democratization of society with affordable and futuristic goods. 70 years later, climate protection, circular economy and digitalization are the focus at The World’s No. 1 Trade Fair for Plastics and Rubber. <\/a>The great transition into a sustainable world is enabled by bioplastic, such as PLA.<\/p>\n

Biobased, recyclable, compostable and innovative. Discover Luminy\u00ae PLA at TotalEnergies Corbion\u2019s booth in hall 6, stand 20. In the modern world not only the ‘beginning of life” but also the most sustainable “end of life” options are important.<\/p>\n

Produced from sugar cane, PLA bioplastic is not only 100% biobased but also 100% recyclable. TotalEnergies Corbion is proud to present the first commercially available recycled PLA (rPLA) with properties identical to virgin PLA. We have at our stand a real-life closed loop system: PLA water bottles (made from recycled PLA) are used, collected, cleaned, and reprocessed into PLA! The Luminy\u00ae recycled PLA grades boast the same properties, characteristics, and regulatory\u00a0approvals, including food contact, as virgin Luminy\u00ae PLA.<\/p>\n

Biodegradation and industrial compostability are also key features of Luminy\u00ae PLA that can be best used to help divert organic waste from landfill or to prevent leakage of plastics into the environment. Our stand will feature a special display to showcase teabags, coffee capsules and organic waste collection bags \u2013 all applications that are best made from compostable materials.<\/p>\n

\u201cLuminy\u00ae PLA bioplastic is a material of the future. Replacing existing plastics with\u00a0PLA\u00a0represents in average, a 75% lower carbon footprint vs incumbent materials. And both the carbon footprint and effective land-use will be boasted by the newly launched recycled PLA grades.\u201d said Fran\u00e7ois de Bie, Senior Marketing and Supply Chain Director at TotalEnergies Corbion, and co-author of\u00a0 the Life Cycle Impact Assessment of\u00a0Polylactic Acid (PLA) Produced from\u00a0Sugarcane in\u00a0Thailand<\/a>, published in the journal of Polymers and the Environment by Springer.<\/p>\n

Luminy\u00ae PLA has recently been at the center of various innovative solutions. At our booth you can see a commercially available 3D printed surfboard, and with a 3D pen you can write in 3 dimensions with Luminy\u00ae PLA. Luminy\u00ae PLA has also been the material of choice to replace thermoset caps and closures for a luxury cosmetics brand. Visit our stand and learn about PLA, from feedstock to end of life options.<\/p>\n

We invite you for coffee made by our professional barista in a high heat PLA cup or enjoy a drink from a bottle made from rPLA. Meet us at K 2022!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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