Biopolymer made from hazelnut shells

Biopolymer made from hazelnut shells
A 97% bio-based polymer obtained by recycling hazelnut shells from the confectionery industry, which are used as an organic component within a biopolymer matrix. The rigid fibers of the shells give the material mechanical strength and stiffness, making it ideal for applications requiring structural integrity.
Renewable biological source material
  • biopolymer
Post-industrial recycled material
  • hazelnut shells