Turning biomass into plastic: CamBond at the Innovation Hub
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“Our technology platform can make bioresins that are safe, low carbon and environmentally sustainable…” explains Cambond’s Head of Business Development Dr Gareth Roberts. A reusable coffee cup made from spent coffee grounds is just one of the products created using Cambond’s bioadhesive.
The Cambridge-based company is explaining how agricultural waste such as straw, fruit and vegetables could provide a replacement for plastics.
Don’t miss the opportunity to chat to CamBond at the Innovation Hub today, Wednesday July 1st, to have your say…
Visit their stand in the Innovation Hub to learn more.
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