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A Rebellion Against Plastic Waste
A Biotechnology to Change the Game
BDP® biotechnology

An organic ingredient for plastic that makes it irresistible to microbes.

biodegradable plastic polymer

What is it?

It's not magic!

What is it?

BDP® is an organic ingredient that is added to plastic during manufacturing. LEARN MORE

plastic disposal

How does it work?

All the details.

How does it work?

BDP® attracts bacteria in landfill, soil and in oceans, allowing them to consume plastic.

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landfill friendly plastic

Why is it great?

An amazing solution.

Why is it great?

Plastic can take centuries to decompose. BDP® helps reduce this to a few years. LEARN MORE

Be a Symbol of Change

Learn more about adding BDP® to your products or packaging, and tell your customers they have chosen an earth conscious product.

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What the tests are showing

BDP® products undergo vigorous testing to prove it does what we claim. Have a look for yourself!


Read and review the results from 3rd party independent testing done on plastic made with BDP®.

The science behind it
Change Plastic for Good Polymer

* BDP® treated plastics have been tested via the ASTM D5511, ASTM D5988 & ASTM D6691 in which enhanced biodegradation has been determined by microbial action. For biodegradation rates of BDP™-treated plastic measured according to the ASTM D5511 test method: Tests are generally conducted using 20% to 30% solids content; solids content in naturally wetter landfills range from 55% to 65%, while the driest landfills may reach 93%. Actual biodegradation rates will vary in biologically active landfills according to the type of plastic used, the product configuration, and the solid content, temperature and moisture levels of the landfill.

Latest Articles

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While greenwashing awareness has continued to rise over the past few years, many consumers are unsure of how to combat it once they spot the signs on packaging or advertisements. Though there is much that companies can do to avoid greenwashing, the reality is that most manufacturers and corporations choose to ignore these tactics or…

Common Examples of Greenwashing

From television ads to your local grocery store, greenwashing can be seen everywhere if you know how to identify it. While many consumers think of greenwashing as just another case of misleading advertising, the truth is that many companies are blatantly lying about their sustainability and environmental practices. Even worse, many of these companies are…

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