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The bioplastics market - France

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Study Overview

Bioplastics are a very broad category of plastics with special characteristics. A bioplastic is either biosourced that is to say, using manufacturing materials from biomass (sweet potato, sugar cane, etc.), or biodegradable i.e its decomposition reaches 90% after being in contact for six months with micro-organisms (bacteria, algae, fungi), oxygen, moisture or heat. Bioplastics may be both biosourced and biodegradable. It is possible to use bioplastics at the same time during manufacturing :

Disposable plastic objects Non-disposable plastic objects

The applications are numerous since bioplastics are present in many everyday objects (car parts, plastic bags...). The bioplastics market is currently in strong global growth This is encouraged by the desire of manufacturers to find solutions that are more renewable than traditional plastics and more environmentally friendly. The French market is also booming with regulations concerning plastics that continue to evolve and should support the growth of the sector. The many applications and innovations in bioplastics should also contribute to sustainable growth in the sector for the coming years.

Key takeaways

Growth and sector challenges
Demand analysis
Market structure and organization
Supply and pricing analysis
Player segmentation
Latest trends and innovations

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Contents

Sommaire

1. Market overview
- 1.1 Presentation and definition
- 1.2 Relatively strong growth in bioplastics worldwide
- 1.3 A national market of several hundred million euros
2. Demand Analysis
- 2.1 Demand and determining factors
- 2.2 Trends in the packaging market
3. Market structure
- 3.1 Organization and market dynamics
- 3.2 Plastic production process
- 3.3 Accelerating recovery of plastic waste
4. Analysis of the offer
- 4.1 The uses of bioplastics
- 4.2 Prices of different plastics
5. Regulation
- 5.1 Extremely rapid regulatory change
- 5.2 Biodegradable, Compostable, Recyclable: Differences and Links
- 5.3 The different recycling logos