Advanced additives and bioplastics for sustainable applications
Discover our PLA-Premium
ADBioplastics has developed and patented the ADBio PLA+ additive, a multifunctional additive that improves the mechanical properties, barrier properties (oxygen and water vapour) and processability of pure PLA, creating our PLA-Premium bioplastic grades, a bio-based and compostable solution that breaks the boundaries of traditional biopolymers to achieve a sustainable, functional and competitive alternative to fossil plastics.
The range of bio-based and compostable products from ADBioplastics replaces fossil-based plastics while maintaining similar properties.
We offer custom grades for all types of applications, from packaging to non-wovens, including 3D printing
We support you during testing and provide ongoing technical assistance to facilitate the use of our material
Our team is made up of doctors in chemistry and biomaterials who can assist you with any of your industrial processes
Discover some of our successful projects for a circular economy.
Our long-term project with Capricho Andaluz
Our sustainability project with Iraga Servicios and various airlines
Our project with Nua Cosmetics and Provei Global represents a revolution in personal care
Do you have any questions about what you have seen? Do you want personalized consulting? Would you like to try a sample of the product? Would you like to place an order?
Our bio-based and compostable products help meet the European Union's Plastics Reduction Directive, which stipulates that by 2030, all packaging must be recyclable, reusable, and/or compostable.
(+34) 672 387 720
comercial@adbioplastics.com
Parque Tecnológico de Paterna
Calle de Albert Einstein 5,
46980 Paterna, Valencia (Spain)
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme, SME instrument phase 1, under Grant Agreement No 735577This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme, SME instrument phase 2, under Grant Agreement No 811532
