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European project aims to enhance citrus logistics and packaging - Vimarsana News

European project aims to enhance citrus logistics and packaging

European project aims to enhance citrus logistics and packaging

AIMPLAS Develops New, More Sustainable and Durable Sacks for Food and Basic Products for the International Red Cross - Vimarsana News

AIMPLAS Develops New, More Sustainable and Durable Sacks for Food and Basic Products for the International Red Cross

AIMPLAS, the Plastics Technology Centre, has developed more than 2,000 sacks for food and basic necessities for the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC).

Source: azom.com
AIMPLAS Turns Poultry Feather Waste into Sustainable Foams Suitable for Hydroponic Crop Systems - Vimarsana News

AIMPLAS Turns Poultry Feather Waste into Sustainable Foams Suitable for Hydroponic Crop Systems

AIMPLAS is working on the development of new foams made with poultry feathers for sustainable hydroponic crop systems within the framework of UNLOCK.

Source: azom.com
The BioICEP Project Turns Non-Biodegradable Plastics into New Biobased Materials for the Packaging and Pharmaceutical Industries - Vimarsana News

The BioICEP Project Turns Non-Biodegradable Plastics into New Biobased Materials for the Packaging and Pharmaceutical Industries

AIMPLAS, the Plastics Technology Centre, forms part of the BioICEP project (Bio Innovation of a Circular Economy for Plastics), which started in February 2020 and is funded by the Horizon 2020 programme.

Source: azom.com
AIMPLAS Participates in a European Project to Develop Environmentally Sustainable Printed Electronics - Vimarsana News

AIMPLAS Participates in a European Project to Develop Environmentally Sustainable Printed Electronics

Today, scarce metals and unsustainable materials are used to build conductive circuits in electronic devices.

Source: azom.com