244 pages
Published: 1 Nov 2004
Author(s): Holdings, Wondu
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Identifies, maps and examines the supply chains for producing bioplastics from agricultural crops. Bioplastics are seen as having potential to make a positive contribution to the environment in terms of improved energy efficiency and reduced greenhouse gas emissions, as well as increasing the options available for waste management. This study investigated the size and nature of the market for bioplastics, the materials that could be used and the economics of making bioplastics. 2004, 244pgs
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