The biobased microbeads market is rapidly expanding, driven by environmental regulations and rising consumer demand for eco-friendly alternatives. De ...

The biobased microbeads market is rapidly expanding, driven by environmental regulations and rising consumer demand for eco-friendly alternatives. Derived from renewable sources like plant ...

The biobased microbeads market is rapidly expanding, driven by environmental regulations and rising consumer demand for eco-friendly alternatives. Derived from renewable sources like plant cellulose ...

Milk protein and cellulose derived from plants may be the next big thing in sustainability, thanks to a first-of-its-kind advancement made by researchers at Penn State.

These cellulose beads seamlessly return to the Earth, breaking down into water, CO₂, and biomass within weeks-leaving no trace of pollution. NAGOYA, Japan, April 18, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Futamura ...

NatureSphere™ replaces conventional microplastics with forest-derived cellulose beads that biodegrade in Earth's ecosystems within weeks—not centuries like traditional plastics.

The UK start-up Naturbeads has raised $9.9 million in a series A funding round led by the venture capital firm Eos Advisory. Naturbeads makes biodegradable cellulose microspheres that can replace ...

Metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) are promising for environmental remediation, but their nanosize limits practical application. Here, we used a green and scalable technique to grow copper ...

The study advocates for better policies to control microplastic pollution in India, and suggests coffee, apricots, walnut, kiwi seeds, and soluble cellulose beads, etc. as some natural and ...

Cellulose pulp is dissolved in aqueous sodium hydroxide, then neutralized, one drop at a time, in an acid bath. When the acid bath is drained away, spherical cellulose-based microbeads remain.