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A bio-plastics partnership has developed the chemistry behind a plant-based fire-suppressant building material that could have helped prevent the Grenfell […]

Two biopolymer scientists talk about creating a plastic substitute As policymakers continue to crack down on plastics, with the EU

Teysha Technologies Ltd, a London-based bioplastics startup, claims to have developed a breakthrough technology to develop organic-based plastic substitute. In

In the last three years, there has been a noticeable awakening of the public consciousness concerning the damage caused by

Teysha Technologies’ proprietary platform enables development of polymers that combine strength and toughness with hydrolytic breakdown to biologically beneficial byproducts

By Roger Harrabin BBC environment analyst The UK’s recycling industry says it doesn’t know how to cope with a Chinese