PLAYMOBIL
Plant-based ABS, MBS from Ineos Styrolution for Junior product range
 The company’s entire Junior line has now officially been converted to plant-based materials. (Photo: Playmobil) |
After announcing a shift to plant-based materials for its toddler portfolio at the start of the year, toy manufacturer Playmobil (Zirndorf, Germany; www.playmobil.com) has now provided details on its cooperation with compatriot styrenics supplier Ineos Styrolution (Frankfurt; www.ineos-styrolution.com).
It’s entire Playmobil Junior portfolio has officially been converted from fossil-based to plant-based materials. The company uses Ineos Styrolution’s Terluran brand carbon-neutral ABS made with 100% bio-based feedstock in the production of its playsets.
For transparent components, Playmobil uses the styrenics company’s Zylar MBS containing 90% bio-based feedstock.
Both Ineos materials are ISCC Plus certified. Playmobil said it is currently also undergoing the process for ISCC certification.
It’s entire Playmobil Junior portfolio has officially been converted from fossil-based to plant-based materials. The company uses Ineos Styrolution’s Terluran brand carbon-neutral ABS made with 100% bio-based feedstock in the production of its playsets.
For transparent components, Playmobil uses the styrenics company’s Zylar MBS containing 90% bio-based feedstock.
Both Ineos materials are ISCC Plus certified. Playmobil said it is currently also undergoing the process for ISCC certification.
20.03.2024 Plasteurope.com [254839-0]
Published on 20.03.2024