Report identifies leaders in bioplastics sector
November 26, 2019
By Frost & Sullivan
Frost & Sullivan reveals that leading participants in the global bioplastics market are developing high-performance and sustainable products from bio-based derivatives. As more and more companies focus on reducing their dependence on crude oil and reducing the amount of waste in landfills and oceans, end-user industries are seeking cost-effective, bio-based alternatives for packaging, cosmetic ingredients, and other uses. Governments and industry organizations are influencing the transition with standards or regulations either encouraging or mandating the use of environmentally friendly bio-based products. Consumers also are demanding greener and safer products.
The recently released Frost Radar in the Global Bioplastics Market provides results from an in-depth analysis built on a 360-degree research methodology where over 35 companies in the bioplastics industry were evaluated. The team of industry analysts identified eight industry leaders excelling at innovation, poised for growth and ripe for investment, and recognizes them in the Frost Radar with insight into their innovative offerings, projected growth rates, strengths and opportunities for the future.
To learn more about the Frost Radar in the Global Bioplastics Market, please contact Jacqui Holmes on jacqui.holmes@frost.com.
The following companies were identified for demonstrated excellence in either growth, innovation, or both, with the ability to translate these qualities into proven solutions that benefit their clients: Arkema, BASF, Braskem, Corbion, DSM, DuPont, NatureWorks, and Novamont.
Key takeaways of this practical, high-impact, scalable tracking solution:
- Identify the most cutting-edge, innovative platforms.
- Understand how companies benchmark against each other in their ability to expand against a backdrop of industry transformation and evolution.
- Help all end users and industry leaders responsible for making technology solution decisions and selecting providers to build long-term relationships.
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