Chemical Industry Updates

  Cellulose plastics are a class of bioplastics derived from cellulose, a complex organic compound found in the cell walls of plants. As the most abundant biopolymer on Earth, cellulose serves as a remarkable renewable resource. The production of cellulose plastics usually involves breaking down cellulose fibers from various plant sources, such as wood, cotton, hemp, or agricultural residues, into a pulp. This pulp is then processed to create a wide range of plastic products with varying properties. The rise of cellulose plastics can be attributed to their eco-friendly nature. Unlike conventional plastics, cellulose-based variants are biodegradable, which means they can be broken down by natural processes, reducing their impact on land and marine environments. As cellulose plastics decompose, they return to their original natural components, completing the cycle without leaving behind harmful microplastics. Furthermore, cellulose plastics boast an impressive carbon footprint. Since th