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"Bioplastics for sustainable and committed construction"

The construction sector is one of the largest contributors to total greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and overall waste flow, according to the International Council for Research and Innovation in Building and Construction. These figures push the sector further from global decarbonization goals. In this context, there is growing interest in sustainable construction or bio-construction, which focuses on the development and use of biomaterials, such as bioplastics, as an alternative to traditional materials.

ADBioplastics offers customized solutions using its compostable and bio-based PLA-Premium bioplastic and its different grades to meet the needs of each client. This bioplastic is enhanced with our formulation, improving the properties of virgin PLA, resulting in a material with better mechanical and insulating properties, among others.

What technologies do we use?

For agriculture, we have a wide range of technologies that allow us to adapt the material to the client's requirements. Additionally, we offer custom grades to achieve the perfect formulation for each demand, creating a PLA without limits. With this in mind, we can provide:

What are the main application sectors?

Our bioplastic has many uses that add value to the construction process. Although the material is not used for structural purposes, it can be applied in various areas such as insulation, coatings, roofs, windows, household objects and furniture, and more. A very specific use is, for example, interior profiling.

Technical documentation

We have technical documentation available with just one click so you can discover all the details about our value proposition. Click on the document that interests you the most!

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Our sales team will provide personalized attention and accompany you throughout the testing, sales, and post-sales process.

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Our biobased and compostable products help meet the European Union's Plastic Reduction Directive, which establishes that by 2030 all packaging must be recyclable, reusable, and/or compostable.