Certifications
Verde® Bioresins holds several certifications for its biobased product line, PolyEarthylene™.
Produced from plant-based feedstocks industrially grown to not impact food supply.
PolyEarthylene™ is designed to be thermally stable and durable, so it will not experience any significant change until disposal in an active landfill environment.
PolyEarthylene™ maintains a balance of strength and mechanical properties on par with petroleum-based counterparts.
The biobased content can differ depending on customer needs and the specific grade of PolyEarthylene™.
Verde® utilizes third party labs according the ASTM and regulatory standards.
A balance of strength and mechanical properties that are consistent with its petroleum-based counterparts.
PolyEarthylene™ is manufactured utilizing renewable plant-based feedstocks in conjunction with proprietary manufacturing and biodegradation technology.
PolyEarthylene™ resins can help customers achieve carbon neutrality and move toward a circular economy.
Verde’s state-of-the art research and development laboratories
and its manufacturing facility are located in Southern California.
Designed to decompose due to the naturally occurring microorganisms present in landfill environments.
Unlike oxo-degradable plastics, which can leave behind micro-plastic particles, PolyEarthylene™ offers an environmentally friendly approach by minimizing such microplastic during degradation.
Depending on the specific grade and its intended application, PolyEarthylene™ products have biodegradation timelines ranging from 1 to 5 years.
PolyEarthylene™ utilizes a natural biodegradation process, where the entire polymer component is digested and metabolized by microbial consumption, ultimately reducing into biomass, carbon dioxide, methane and water.
Verde® utilizing accredited third party labs to validate biodegradation.
PolyEarthylene™ is designed to be compatible with existing recycling systems, making it a convenient and sustainable option for consumers and businesses.
Most PolyEarthylene™ grades can be recycled in curbside programs, usually under codes 2, 4, and 5.
Most PolyEarthylene™ grades can be industrially recycled, minimizing scrap waste and increasing yields.
Verde® Bioresins holds several certifications for its biobased product line, PolyEarthylene™.