What is bio-based

Bio-based refers to products that are entirely or partially processed from biomass. In the field of bioplastics, biomass is used as raw materials, such as sugarcane and corn, to replace fossil energy sources like petroleum and minerals.

Bio-based materials are not only the core supporting tools for the global achievement of carbon neutrality goals, but also green solutions that meet contemporary consumers' dual pursuits of healthy living and sustainable development.

What is bio-based
Material source - Waste oil

Material source - Waste oil

Compared with the bio-based extracted from sugarcane, the bio-based extracted from kitchen waste - waste oil has significant advantages. It can not only turn kitchen waste into treasure, prevent the backflow of gutter oil and reduce environmental pollution; Moreover, it does not occupy cultivated land and there is no issue of competition for food.

Material advantages

Material advantages

  • The raw materials are renewable.

    The raw materials are renewable.

    Bio-based materials are derived from biomass resources, and biomass achieves the carbon cycle through photosynthesis. For instance, during the growth stage of plants, they absorb CO₂, forming a "carbon closed loop" throughout the product life cycle and reducing net carbon emissions.

  • Cost structure optimization

    Cost structure optimization

    In the bio-based industrial chain, raw material costs account for a high proportion, but large-scale production and technological innovation are reducing costs. However, due to the scarcity of petroleum-based materials, the extraction cost has risen.

  • Life cycle economy

    Life cycle economy

    Bio-based products have a low carbon footprint and can avoid carbon tax expenditures. For instance, the carbon footprint of bio-based HDPE is -2.10 kg CO₂e/kg (a negative value indicates carbon absorption), while that of petroleum-based HDPE is 1.94 kg CO₂e/kg, with a reduction of 4.04 kg CO₂e/kg.

  • Reduce pollution and health risks

    Reduce pollution and health risks

    Bio-based materials can prevent microplastics from polluting water sources, soil, etc. The production of petroleum-based materials releases pollutants, threatening ecosystems and public health.

Physical properties

It can replace the existing petroleum-based materials and has the same excellent processing adaptability as the existing petroleum-based materials

Physical properties
Chemical compliance

Chemical compliance

The product complies with standards such as EU EU10-2011, REACH, EN71-3, RoHS, and US FDA. It is free of BPA and PVC.

International ISCC traceability

The authenticity of traceability

The ISCC bio-based certification system ensures accurate and reliable data by directly detecting the percentage of bio-based carbon in the final product.

Social acceptance

Bio-based products are strongly associated with "environmental friendliness" and "health", and consumers have a higher acceptance of products with traceability certification labels.

International ISCC traceability