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    Bunkagårdsgatan 13 SE-253 68 Helsingborg, Sweden
    +46 708 85 34 37
    http://www.gaiabiomaterials.com

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    The US market is 500 million straws – per day, and we offer a material that gives the feeling that customers want. The potential is enormous.
    Peter Stenström, CEO, Gaia Biomaterials
    "Soon you’ll be able to use straws again. With a clean conscience and without a distinct aftertaste of paper."
    Peter Stenström, Gaia Biomaterials
    Biodolomer does not result in any microplastics and reduces CO2 emissions by up to 80 % compared to fossil plastics if burned.
    Peter Stenström, CEO
    Biodolomer nets will not only reduce ghost fishing. It will reduce the amount of micro plastics in the ocean.
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    Gaia Biomaterials enters Chile with compostable plastic-alternative material

    Gaia Biomaterials has signed an agreement with Smartpack S.A., making its compostable plastic-alternative material, Biodolomer, available in Chile. This marks Gaia Biomaterials’ first agent agreement in Latin America.“The market here needs new sustainable alternatives to fossil plastic, and we need it now”, says Christian Spoerer who is commercial director at Smartpack. “Biodolomer has proven to be a perfect match for us.”Chile recently passed a law that will ban all single-use plastic in several fields. The industry has been searching for materials that are non-plastic but that still

    First 7,5 million drinking straws in the US to be made of compostable material from Gaia Biomaterials

    American sustainable serviceware producer Evanesce is just about to start producing the first 7.5 million drinking straws made from Biodolomer, a compostable material based on limestone. Biodolomer is developed and manufactured in Sweden by Gaia Biomaterials. “The US market is 500 million straws – per day, and we offer a material that gives the feeling that customers want. The potential is enormous”, says Gaia Biomaterials CEO Peter Stenström.“We offer a compostable material that gives the customer the experience and feeling they want from a drinking straw. And no taste of paper!” says

    Compostable drinking straws that don’t taste of paper

    Swedish Bioplastics company Gaia Biomaterials has completed the development of a new and revolutionary compostable drinking straw material. The new material is stable, rigid, and heat resistant and allows for the manufacture of sustainable straws for all types of drinks.[Compostable Straws that can be used with hot drinks and does not taste of paper] The new material is a grade of the company's limestone based Biodolomer material. Biodolomer does not leave any microplastics and is certified compostable by BPI in the USA as well as European certification bodies. The new grade has been

    More BPI Certifications for Gaia Biomaterials Allow for New Compostable Products

    Swedish company GAIA Biomaterials' limestone-based bioplastic material Biodolomer has received more compostability certifications from BPI in the USA. The new certifications cover Biodolomer T and enable the production of compostable products that require rigid materials, such as drinking mugs and food trays.Gaia Biomaterials recently received its first BPI compostability certificate for the thinner grades of Biodolomer suitable for film applications. The new certificates are given to Biodolomer T for Extrusion, Granulates, Sheet Resin, and Thermoforming Resin with a maximum thickness of

    GAIA Biomaterials receives US compostability certificate for limestone based bioplastic

    GAIA Biomaterials limestone-based bioplastic material Biodolomer has just been certified for compostability by BPI in the USA. Since before Biodolomer had a similar European certification by TÜV Austria. - Now we can show brands and customers that Biodolomer is certified by the two most respected authorities in the world, says CEO Peter Stenström Biodegradable Products Institute (BPI)  has been the leading authority on compostable products and packaging in North America for over twenty years. BPI provides third-party verification of whether an item meets

    Bioplastics manufacturer Gaia Biomaterials secure $5 million rights issue.

    Swedish bioplastics manufacturer Gaia Biomaterials has successfully concluded a $5 million rights issue. The rights issue is backed by the Swedish state owned greentech venture capital fund Almi Invest Greentech, and private international and domestic investors. Funds will be used to expand market penetration in the United States, India, and other targeted markets. Gaia Biomaterials is unique as the company’s home-compostable material, Biodolomer, is based on limestone, one of the most commonly available minerals on earth. Biodolomer can replace fossil plastic in everything from

    Compostable fishing nets: An end to Ghost Nets in the oceans?

    Ghost nets lost from fishing boats become deadly traps for marine wildlife, persisting for centuries. Now a South African/Swedish joint venture aims at ending the problem with compostable fishing nets. Fishing nets lost at sea are a major source of plastic pollution in the ocean.  These so-called "ghost nets" drift globally, ensnaring and killing fish, dolphins, seals, birds, and sea turtles. They can last up to 600 years, releasing microplastics as they slowly

    Compostable beer cups at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

    Last weekend was the first time a major global sports event used compostable bioplastic beer cups. At the Formula 1 Etihad Airways Abu Dhabi Grand Prix,  150,000 beer cups of compostable Biodolomer, reduced waste, microplastics and CO2 to a minimum. The beer cups, from UK-based Happy Dolphin, are the first ever to be made of compostable Biodolomer. Last weekend’s event was the first where they were used on a big scale. 150,000 cups were supplied to Ethara who are the promotors and organizers of the Formula 1 Etihad Airways Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. "It's a fantastic sign of

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