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Denmark's Fiberpartner joins Pond Global to boost bio-based plastics

11 Jul '23
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(L-R) Ojivind Hulgaard, Pond Global CEO and co-founder Thomas Brorsen Pedersen, Fiberpartner CEO Thomas Wittrup, and Ponds CTO Martin Jensen. Pic: Fiberpartner/LinkedIn
(L-R) Ojivind Hulgaard, Pond Global CEO and co-founder Thomas Brorsen Pedersen, Fiberpartner CEO Thomas Wittrup, and Ponds CTO Martin Jensen. Pic: Fiberpartner/LinkedIn

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  • Fiberpartner and Pond Global are partnering to produce and market bio-based plastic staple fibres, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional polyester.
  • Launching in H2 2023, the range will include fibres compatible with natural fibres and matching polyester's key properties.
  • The bio-based materials are biodegradable and home compostable.
Denmark-based Fiberpartner has entered an exclusive partnership with Pond Global to revolutionise the development, production, and marketing of bio-based plastics for staple fibres. The technology has since 2017 been under development and enhanced to be available.

With this collaboration, Fiberpartner aims to offer a quality bio-based alternative to traditional polyester fibres. During the second half of 2023, the company will introduce a diverse range of fibres, including solid and bico-fibres, that can be seamlessly bonded to natural fibres. These products will possess qualities such as softness, touch, elongation, and tenacity like polyester fibres, Fibrepartner said in a LinkedIn post.

Moreover, Fiberpartner’s bio-based plastics will make a significant contribution to reducing the CO2 footprint, enabling a more sustainable future. These materials are not only biodegradable but also home compostable, allowing for a return to nature.

By harvesting nature's own resources and utilising advanced technology, Fiberpartner aims to create strong, durable, and eco-friendly biomaterials, added the release.

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