Purac
Shaping the future of biobased plastics



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Sustainable agriculture

Doing business in a sustainable way is embedded within our long term strategy. As part of our sustainable sourcing initiative, Purac is a member of Bonsucro and SEDEX. Bonsucro is a global, multi-stakeholder, nonprofit initiative dedicated to reducing the environmental and social impacts of sugar cane production. To ensure biodiversity for current and future generations, Purac exclusively uses "GMO-free" feedstocks to produce its PLA monomers.

 

Sustainable feedstocks

Purac is actively involved in various fundamental research and development programs to develop cellulose-based, non-food raw materials into a sustainable feedstock for PLA. Purac is investigating some specific, currently available, by-product streams that can be used as PLA feedstock. Purac is committed to having a pilot facility using these alternative feedstocks in the near future.


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About Purac

Purac was founded in 1931 and is a part of CSM, a global player in bakery supplies and food ingredients. We are active in a variety of markets, with a focus on natural food ingredients, biobased chemicals and biobased monomers for PLA.