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HomeBioplastics & BiopolymersBluepha and TotalEnergies Corbion sign PLA/PHA deal

Bluepha and TotalEnergies Corbion sign PLA/PHA deal

Teng Li (left) and Thomas Philipon at Bluepha's PHA Biorefinery exhibition hall

Chinese biology company Bluepha and PLA producer TotalEnergies Corbion have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to accelerate the market adoption of PLA/PHA-based solutions in China. The collaboration aims to bring together the resources of both companies to further advance the development of biopolymer solutions, combining Bluepha polyhydroxyalkanoates (PHA) with Luminy polylactic acid (PLA) technology….

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