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(PRWEB) May 31, 2005 Fortune has been busy for the past few years test marketing a similar product made by their sister company in Germany. This technology has now been brought to the United States and production has begun. ?Made from MATER BI? material, this product has been proven to outperform anything else on the market today,? said Ed Gillespie, President of Fortune Plastics. ?COMP-LETE? passes current ASTM 6400 requirements with flying colors,? said Gillespie. Compostable bags and liners carrying the BPI symbol, such as COMP-LETE?s are ideal for collecting food scraps and yard trimmings for composting. They disintegrate and biodegrade quickly and safely and will not leave…. Click Here to Read More

Earthcycle Packaging Gains BPI Approval New York, NY (PRWEB) May 23, 2006 The Biodegradable Products Institute (BPI) announced today its approval of Earthcycle Packaging’s products. These products are derived from palm fiber—an annually renewable agricultural biomass. The BPI’s certification demonstrates that Earthcycle’s products meet the specifications in ASTM D6400 and ASTM D6868 and will biodegrade swiftly and safely during municipal or commercial composting. “Earthcycle Packaging provides a cradle-to-cradle, or…. Click Here to Read More

Device Made With OXPEKK-IG Polymer Receives ANVISA Approval Oxford Performance Materials (OPM) is pleased to announce that a medical device produced with its OXPEKK®-IG polymer has received ANVISA clearance. ANVISA is the regulatory authority for the Brazilian market Read more on…. Click Here to Read More