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The Agency for Renewable Resources (FNR), the Hanover University of Applied Sciences and M-Base Engineering + Software GmbH will present the first version of their biopolymer database at Interpack.
In recent years, numerous biopolymer materials have been developed using sugar, starch, cellulose or plant oils. In order to make it easier for manufacturers interested in entering the field of bioplastics technology and enable the materials to enter the market, the biopolymer database will be equipped with data on application-specific materials and features. The database will, in the same way as conventional plastics databases, collect and provide access to state-of-the-art benchmark data of the new biopolymer materials made from renewable resources.