A selection of news publications on Teysha Technologies and other relevant sector updates
Biopolymer specialist Teysha Technologies has been issued a Certificate of Biodegradability for its polymer platform, AggiePol, following successful OECD 310 testing.…
read moreIn 2019, a study by the World Health Organisation estimated that the average adult would consume between 300 and 600…
read moreIt’s no secret that plant-based polycarbonate (PC) can be problematic. Not only does the plastic demonstrate complex technical properties, developing…
read moreBiopolymer innovator Teysha Technologies has joined NIAB to research, test and develop bioplastics for the agricultural industry in the UK. The…
read more3.4 billion disposable face masks were discarded each day at the start of 2021, according to a study by Benson,…
read more~ How single-use masks are impacting the environment ~ 3.4 billion disposable face masks were discarded each day at the…
read moreFields littered with abandoned tents and plastic bags, bottles and containers. These are the images people often see on the…
read moreThe report by the changemakers helps to highlight the dangers of global warming and calls for leading businesses to take…
read moreBiopolymer specialist to begin work with major manufacturer to develop sustainable alternative to microplastic additives for waxes, coatings, cosmetics and…
read moreFor the first time ever, the Plastic Waste Makers Index has reported that 55 per cent of the world’s plastic…
read moreTeysha Technologies, manufacturers of sustainable bioplastic AggiePol®, has created an infographic to show how its next generation of bioplastic can…
read more“People and the planet are only as healthy as the ecosystems we depend on.” This is a statement to encourage…
read moreDuncan Clark, head of operations at Teysha Technologies, discusses how biopolymers will reduce plastic production in the automotive industry There…
read more~ Looking at the impact of each stage in the plastic lifecycle ~ “People and the planet are only as…
read moreThere are approximately 960,000 Ford Fiesta’s registered on Britain’s roads. Each of these cars requires 100 gallons or more of crude…
read moreA specialist in the development of biodegradable polymers from natural sources is calling on the cosmetics industry to reduce its…
read moreSoutheast Asian regions are some of the biggest worldwide agriculture producers, as well as the main areas responsible for biomass wastes,…
read moreThe commercial shift to alternative packaging types isn’t working — so what will? Dr Ashlee Jahnke, research director of biodegradable…
read moreTeysha Technologies has announced a packaging deal with an ethical skincare manufacturer that signals the start of an exciting new partnership. The…
read moreFrom paper straws and cotton bags to paper composite drinks cartons and glass bottles, environmental concerns have driven several changes…
read moreMembership is widely considered one of the highest honors a scientist can receive. By Shana K. Hutchins, Texas A&M University…
read moreDo people still want plastic bottles? Coca-Cola claims customers still want plastic bottles. But is there an alternative? Dr Ashlee…
read moreLook past the media hype around bioplastics and it’s difficult to know where to really start. What is a bioplastic?…
read moreBioplastics company Teysha Technologies has successfully raised £1.2m of investment, supported by Angel Investment Network (AIN), the world’s largest online…
read morePlastics pose a problem for the planet – from the fossil fuels used to produce them to the harmful chemicals…
read moreAs perhaps is the case with several of you, our team returned from K 2019 last week with quite a…
read moreCOLLEGE STATION, Tex. (KBTX) – Researchers at a lab in the Texas A&M College of Sciences are teaming up with Teysha…
read moreResearch from Texas A&M and Teysha Technologies aims to reduce plastics pollution through the development of biodegradable polymers. Texas A&M…
read moreAshlee Jahnke, director of research at plastic substitute specialist, Teysha Technologies, explains how a breakthrough in bioplastics could help to…
read moreThe science of solving the ‘plastic problem’: Creating a palatable journey from petrochemicals to bioplastics Dr Ashlee Jahnke, Head of…
read moreTwo scientists from Teysha Technologies discuss how organic material can now be turned into a viable plastic substitute Prof Karen…
read moreTeysha Technologies has launched a new technology platform capable of producing eco-friendly bioplastics that can be chemically ‘tuned’ to meet…
read moreTwo scientists from Teysha Technologies discuss how organic material can now be turned into a viable plastic substitute In this…
read moreFollowing years of research, Teysha Technologieshas developed a natural polycarbonate platform that can create fully biodegradable substitutes for existing petroleum-based plastics.…
read morePlastics technology researcher and developer Teysha Technologies has developed a natural polycarbonate platform that it claims could replace the traditional…
read morePlastics technology researcher and developer Teysha Technologies has developed a natural polycarbonate platform that it claims could replace the traditional…
read more“Teysha Technologies (picture courtesy of Teysha Technologies).Until now, strategies to reduce plastic pollution have relied on changing human behaviour, such…
read moreFollowing years of research, Teysha Technologies has developed a natural polycarbonate platform that can create fully biodegradable substitutes for existing…
read moreIn the United Kingdom, Teysha Technologies has developed a natural alternative to the ubiquitous thermoplastic polycarbonate. Dubbed AggiePol, the material is…
read more“Until now, strategies to reduce plastic pollution have relied on changing human behaviour, such as encouraging recycling and banning certain…
read moreIts AggiePol bio-plastic is derived from sustainable, natural feedstocks such as starches and agricultural waste A company has developed fully…
read moreTeysha Technologies has developed a natural polycarbonate platform that can create fully biodegradable substitutes for existing petroleum-based plastics. AggiePol, the bioplastic, is derived…
read moreFollowing years of research, Teysha Technologies has developed a natural polycarbonate platform that can create fully biodegradable substitutes for existing petroleum-based plastics. The bioplastic,…
read moreFrom the harrowing IPCC report on global warming to cases of whales dying after ingesting many kilograms of plastic, 2018…
read moreA bio-plastics partnership has developed the chemistry behind a plant-based fire-suppressant building material that could have helped prevent the Grenfell…
read moreTwo biopolymer scientists talk about creating a plastic substitute As policymakers continue to crack down on plastics, with the EU…
read moreTeysha Technologies Ltd, a London-based bioplastics startup, claims to have developed a breakthrough technology to develop organic-based plastic substitute. In…
read moreIn the last three years, there has been a noticeable awakening of the public consciousness concerning the damage caused by…
read moreUK company Teysha Technologies have developed an entirely unique technology platform for the production of an organic-based, plastic substitute with…
read moreTeysha Technologies’ proprietary platform enables development of polymers that combine strength and toughness with hydrolytic breakdown to biologically beneficial byproducts…
read moreThe government-owned research technology company SIRIM has built a first-of-its-kind pilot plant in Malaysia to convert palm oil into versatile…
read moreBy Anna Hirtenstein Companies that make packaging from plants instead of fossil fuels are starting to challenge the oil industry’s…
read moreBy Roger Harrabin BBC environment analyst The UK’s recycling industry says it doesn’t know how to cope with a Chinese…
read moreOne image taken near Roatan, an island off Honduras, shows diver grimace as he prepares to enter the water…
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