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Biome Bioplast TPS is our potato starch resin, with only a few additives to make it processable. Despite being greater than 85% starch, it can be extruded into gels, foams and even sheet. For a truly natural product, with excellent environmental credentials, this has to be your resin of choice.
applications
packaging, construction, personal care/cosmetics, industrial, other applications.
13 January 2012
Biome Bioplastics has a new brochure that outlines the rationale for bioplastics and the incredible range of product applications Read more >
12 December 2011
Biome to present on the topic: "Natural Polymers and Bioplastics - SMEs Driving Growth and Innovation" Read more >
7 September 2011
The development activities of Biome Bioplastics, carried out at its UK R&D centre, have been accredited to ISO 9001 and ISO 14001. Read more >
1 September 2011
If you have been wondering about the investment opportunity in bioplastics and you can make it to London on 7th September, why not come to the Proactive Investors One2One Investor Forum where the Directors of Biome Bioplastics will be presenting. Read more >
31 August 2011
The business has announced its results for the first half of 2011 as part of Biome Technologies plc. And that an incredible 131% sales revenue growth in Biome Bioplastics helped the Group’s sales to £10.4.m. Read more >
19 July 2011
At Biome Bioplastics our polymers are manufactured from significant quantities of renewable resources and we are always looking at ways to both improve their performance and to reduce their effect on the natural environment. Read more >
13 June 2011
Today the Environment Secretary, Caroline Spelman announced the results of the Government’s review of waste policy in which it has been recognised that the UK lags the field in terms of waste management. Biome Bioplastics welcomes the direction set out in this review and believes it is well positioned to deliver the materials that can assist the Government in its pledge to make the UK “a first-class zero-waste economy.” Read more >