Primary Listing

Primary Listing

1. Allviron (Australia)

Company Focus: Biodegradable packaging films manufacturer

Allviron is an Australian manufacturer specializing in biodegradable packaging films and sustainable plastic alternatives, claiming to be the only producer of biodegradable packaging films in Australia.

Biodegradable products page: https://www.allviron.com.au/products/biodegradable-products.html

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What They Offer: Biodegradable packaging films, bio-based and compostable plastics for flexible packaging, Australia’s leading manufacturer of certified biodegradable films

BPX.ONE Category: ✅ Bio-based Materials (Perfect fit)

Key Products/Focus:

  • Biodegradable packaging films
  • Australia’s manufacturer of certified biodegradable and compostable plastics
  • Bio-based materials from corn, sugar cane, potatoes, and castor oil
  • Compostable films certified for organic recycling

AlphaPoly (Canada)

Company Focus: Flexible packaging manufacturer with sustainable/bio-based options

AlphaPoly provides flexible packaging solutions with a strong focus on sustainable, compostable, and eco-friendly options, including plant-based compostable pouches and bioplastic-derived materials.

Compostable packaging page (plant-based bio-materials): https://alphapoly.com/compostable-packaging/

Sustainable packaging innovations (discussing bioplastics and eco-materials): https://alphapoly.com/news/sustainable-packaging-innovations-exploring-the-latest-eco-friendly-materials-and-design-strategies/

Main sustainable packaging overview: https://alphapoly.com/

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What They Offer: Flexible packaging with bioplastics options, recyclable materials, compostable packaging, post-consumer recycled (PCR) content options for pouches, bags, and films

Key Products/Technologies:

  • Bioplastics derived from renewable resources
  • Recyclable and compostable packaging
  • Post-consumer recycled (PCR) content packaging
  • Lightweight sustainable packaging solutions
  • Resealable and reusable packaging options

⚠️ IMPORTANT NOTE: AlphaPoly is primarily a packaging converter/manufacturer that USES bio-based materials, not a bio-materials producer. They manufacture packaging using bioplastics and sustainable materials sourced from others.

BPX.ONE Category:

  • If listing material producers only → ❌ Don’t include (they’re a converter, not material supplier)
  • If listing packaging manufacturers who use bio-materials → ✅ Include in “Sustainable Packaging Solutions” category

Alterra (USA – formerly Alterra Holdings/Alterra Energy)

Company Focus: Advanced/chemical recycling technology (thermochemical liquefaction)

Alterra Holdings manufactures specialty elastomers and bioplastics, including bio-based TPEs, PLAs, PHAs, PBATs (marine degradable/compostable biopolymers), and TerraBio® bio-based product lines.

About page (detailing bioplastics and biopolymers): https://alterraholdings.com/pages/about-us

Main product lines (including TerraBio® Bio-Based): https://alterraholdings.com/

News on faster-degrading bioplastics partnership: https://alterraholdings.com/news/Alterra–DuPont-partner-on-faster-degrading-bioplastics

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What They Offer: Thermochemical liquefaction technology that converts hard-to-recycle plastics back into petrochemical building blocks (pyrolysis oil) for producing virgin-quality plastics. Operating commercial-scale facility in Akron, Ohio (20,000 tons/year), licensing technology globally.

Key Technology:

  • Thermochemical Liquefaction Technology – Continuous advanced recycling process
  • Converts post-consumer mixed plastic waste into pyrolysis oil (petrochemical feedstock)
  • “Infinitely Renewed Plastics™” – Converting plastics back to original building blocks
  • Operating facility: 20,000-60,000 tonnes per annum in Akron, Ohio
  • Partnerships with LyondellBasell, Chevron Phillips Chemical, Shell, Neste, and Freepoint Eco-Systems
  • Note: Alterra focuses on chemical/advanced recycling rather than bioplastics production, but creates circular feedstock for new plastic production

⚠️ CRITICAL NOTE: Like Agilyx, Alterra is NOT a bio-based materials company. They are an advanced/chemical recycling technology company that:

  • Takes post-consumer plastic waste (fossil-based)
  • Converts it via thermochemical process into pyrolysis oil
  • Output is used to make “recycled-content” plastics (NOT bio-based)

BPX.ONE Category:

  • If platform is strictly “bio-based materials” → ❌ Don’t include
  • If platform includes “circular economy / recycling technologies” → ✅ Include in separate category
  • They contribute to sustainability by keeping plastics circular, but materials are NOT bio-derived