Teysha Company works with NIAB to tackle plastic pollution

Do you know Teysha Technologies Company is studying on bioplastics for the agricultural industry

Biopolymer innovator Teysha Technologies have joined the National Institute of Agricultural Botany (NIAB) to research, test and develop bioplastics for the agricultural industry in the UK

The first innovation to be delivered from the new Teysha laboratory will be a series of new polyester composite materials. Their purpose will be to replace some products that are currently based on petrochemical plastics, as well as improve the biodegradability of existing bioplastics such as polylactic acid

It should be noted that British gardeners go through 500 million plastic pots a year that are either incinerated or sent to landfills. Teysha’s new polyester composites show promise as plastic alternatives across industries like agriculture and horticulture. Therefore, Teysha is establishing a laboratory facility and a relationship with the NIAB in the UK

Ref: www.teyshatech.co.uk

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