horticulture/agriculture

Our bioplastics are the perfect product for these applications, providing the strength and versatility of conventional plastics whilst saving cost on disposal.  Plant based sustainable sources appeal to end users in this sector whilst independent tests prove our products enhance soil fertility on decomposition.

Strimmer cord

Ever wondered where strimmer cord disappears to?  The answer lies in thousands of tiny pieces of plastic that persist in the environment.  Our polymer for this end-use provides a strong but flexible cord that will tackle the toughest jobs whilst biodegrading within months.

Mulch film

Bioplastics can be converted into fully opaque or semi transparent films that provide the ideal growing environment yet can be ploughed into the ground at the end of the growth cycle, providing soil nutrition for future seasons.  Functional and effective, boosting yields whilst eliminating disposal costs.


Plant holders

Floral displays and tributes are enhanced when the supporting material is naturally derived.  Our polymers can be converted into a wide range of shapes for most occasions and remembrance in the knowledge they will biodegrade naturally in situ.

Plant pots and trays

Horticulturalists now choose our bioplastics to make functional plant holders that are strong, water resistant and in a choice of colours.  Our naturally based bioplastics appeal to gardeners and the horticultural supply chain with their ability to decompose naturally into a biomass.

Netting

Our bioplastics can be processed to form netting materials providing flexibility and strength but with an assurance of a fully biodegradable material.  Tailored to ensure a full economic life, end-uses include soil stabilisation and eco-friendly gardening materials.

Plant supports/stakes

The strength to provide the necessary support in long extruded sections and designed to last long enough to do the job then breakdown into a biomass.

Vine ties and clips

Use of our materials is growing in viticulture.  The ecological choice for green houses large and small are our bioplastics clips, ties and supports with the functionality required to support plants through their growth cycle yet with end-of-life characteristics that allow rapid composting.

Twine

Optimised for fibres and cords our materials provide an eco-logical choice for the greenhouse or garden that gives excellent functionality from a bioplastic.  Bioplastics need moisture, temperature and microbes often found in soil to degrade allowing them to function in this end use for many seasons.

Tree protectors

Our bioplastics are being developed as an answer to forest litter, providing a guard that enables young trees to get the best possible start.   Protection from vermin and hostile environment is assured early in the growing cycle but the material will bio-disintegrate as the tree passes into maturity.  Unsightly litter is removed and collection costs on managed woodland eliminated.

products

BiomeBioplast GF106/02, Biome Bioplast GS2189, Biome Bioplast105, BiomeClear, BiomeCord, Biome Blends, Biome Custom.

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news & events

21 July 2010

Biome in the press "Components in Electronics"

Biome Bioplastics is featured in "Components in Electronics" Read more >

13 July 2010

Biome Technologies is the new name for Stanelco

Our parent company has renamed to Biome Technologies as it moved to the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange. This name reflects the growing portion of its activities that are now in the bioplastics market. Read more >

27 May 2010

German website

We have now launched a German version of our website. To have a look, click on the flag at the top of the page. Read more >

30 April 2010

New brochure

Following our re-brand we are proud to unveil our new corporate brochure! Read more >

8 April 2010

Biome in the press - Packaging News

Given the sophisticated performance and cost-effectiveness of traditional oil-derived polymers for MAP shrink films, can biopolymers really compete in this market? Biome Bioplastics thinks so. Read more >

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