INEOS Styrolution Launches Bio-based Polystyrene for Food Packaging
INEOS Styrolution, the world’s leading styrenics manufacturer, has successfully commercialized its 100% bio-based polystyrene, Styrolution PS 158K BC100. Food trays made from this bio-based material have been available in Japan since early 2025 in partnership with a well-known retail chain.
Styrolution PS 158K BC100 is produced using an ISCC-certified material balance approach and is made from 100% bio-based feedstock. It has a significant carbon footprint reduction of 172% compared to conventional fossil-based polystyrene.
“We are very excited to reach this milestone in integrating bio-based materials into everyday life,” said Marcela Villegas, Vice President, Business Management Asia Pacific, INEOS Styrolution. “This achievement shows that sustainability can be achieved while fully complying with regulatory standards, enabling businesses to advance their environmental goals without compromising on quality or safety.”
Looking for chemical products? Let suppliers reach out to you!
2026-07-11
-
Paint & Coating Industry Overview Mar.2025
This issue provides analysis of the European and German coatings markets, as well as the latest monthly reports and price trends of coatings-related chemical raw materials. Support online permanent download.Published in: Mar.2025
Trade Alert
Delivering the latest product trends and industry news straight to your inbox.
(We'll never share your email address with a third-party.)
Related News
-
Ineos Styrolution announces first supermarket yoghurt cups from mechanically recycled polystyrene
-
INEOS Styrolution to sell its stake in Map Ta Phut plant in Thailand
-
Ineos Styrolution confirms it will not restart Sarnia plant
-
INEOS Styrolution to permanently close Sarnia plant in June 2026
-
INEOS Styrolution highlights innovative styrene solutions at NPE2024
-
INEOS Styrolution Announces New North American Authorized Distribution Network
-
Arkema Continues to Increase Investment in Singapore, Investing $20 Million to Build a Transparent Polyamide Plant
-
Domo Chemicals’ Triple Collapse: As Chinese Low-Cost Capacity Meets Europe’s Energy Wall, the First Crack Appears in the Continent’s Chemical Empire
-
ARLANXEO Launches State-of-the-Art HNBR Plant in Changzhou, Strengthening Asia-Pacific Supply
-
Korea’s Petrochemical Pivot: Industry Embraces Historic Restructuring to Slash Overcapacity
Recommend Reading
-
Carbon Fiber’s Price Surge Signals a New Era of Strategic Value—and Supply Tension
-
Sherwin-Williams Surpasses $100 Billion in Market Cap: Is This the ‘Apple Moment’ for Paint, or America’s Industrial ‘One Hundred Years of Solitude’?
-
The Carbon Tollbooth Is Open: EU’s CBAM Ushers in a New Era of Climate-Linked Trade
-
Dow and Celanese Retreat: European and Korean Cutbacks as China Expands
-
BASF and Clariant Exit Quietly! Behind Henkel’s High-Priced Acquisition, Why Did Former Allies Choose to “Let Go”?
-
Premium Global Chemical Sourcing Requests (12 - 16 Mar, 2026)
-
DKSH to Distribute Exsymol's Silanols, Peptides, and Natural Active Ingredients in South Korea
-
The Pill That Could Swallow the Needle: Novo Nordisk Launches Oral Wegovy in U.S. Weight-Loss Revolution
-
From Desert Sands to Dining Tables: Arab Food & Beverage Sector Emerges as Investment Powerhouse
-
EU Greenlights Four GM Crops—But Only at the Border