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- Waste bags | Compostable | Biodolomer | Biodegradable
Waste bags made from compostable Biodolomer biomaterial will biodegrade without leaving any microplastics if accidentally left in nature. They offer the same functionality as plastic waste bags but will drastically reduce waste and CO2 emissions. GAIA startpage Waste bags Waste bags Waste bags of all sizes are generally considered one of the biggest sources of plastic waste in nature. Still – it’s a really usable product. By making the bags out of compostable Biodolomer® biomaterial you reduce both waste and CO2 emissions drastically. While they still have exactly the same function. And if they accidentally find themselves in nature, they will soon biodegrade, leaving no microplastics. Contact us
- Aprons | Compostable | Biodolomer | Biodegradable
Disposable plastic aprons are used in large volumes in the healthcare and food industries. They result in large amounts of waste. Aprons made from compostable Biodolomer biomaterial reduce waste and CO2 emissions. They don't compromise on function and biodegrade without leaving any microplastics. GAIA startpage Aprons Aprons Disposable aprons are used in large volumes both in the healthcare sector and in the food industry. And they result in large amounts of waste. By having aprons made out of compostable Biodolomer® biomaterial you reduce both waste and CO2 emissions. While still having exactly the same function. And if they accidentally find themselves in nature, they will soon biodegrade, leaving no microplastics. Contact us
- Plant clips | Plant ties | Compostable | Biodolomer | Biodegradable
Clips & ties for plants risk polluting the soil as they are rarely recycled. When made with compostable Biodolomer biomaterial, waste and CO2 emissions are drastically reduced without compromising functionality. They will also biodegrade and disappear without leaving any microplastics in nature. GAIA startpage Clips & ties for plants Clips & ties for plants Plastic clips and ties are often used to secure plants in various processes. Unfortunately, they are rarely recycled and either find themselves in the soil or in the waste. By making clips & ties for plants out of compostable Biodolomer® biomaterial you reduce both waste and CO2 emissions drastically. While still achieving precisely the same function. And if they accidentally find themselves in nature, they will biodegrade and disappear. Leaving no microplastics. Contact us
GAIA startpage Home Sanicro® 625 is an extremely versatile nickel-chromium-molybdenum-niobium alloy, suitable for use in severely corrosive environments requiring high strength materials. Mainly suited for wet corrosion environments. Service temperatures ranging from cryogenic to 593°C (1100°F). This grade is characterized by: Extremely good resistance to chloride-induced stress corrosion cracking Excellent corrosion resistance in widely varying acidic and chloride containing environments Excellent resistance to general corrosion, pitting, and crevice corrosion Excellent resistance to corrosion in environments containing hydrogen sulfide Very high and even strength the recommended service temperatures Very good welding properties Good machining and fabrication properties Property Unit Test method Grade 900470 Typical Basic Material properties of grade 900470 Certification of Compostability and Biodegrade Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Pellentesque laoreet lectus non arcu sagittis, id varius magna mattis. Morbi id consequat sapien. Donec risus augue, placerat eu massa vel, placerat gravida sem. Duis scelerisque nisi id urna congue, et venenatis libero malesuada. Duis tincidunt eu elit non elementum. Vestibulum eu elementum nisi. Nulla facilisi. Maecenas tortor mi, feugiat at interdum id, tempus sit amet lorem. Food Regulatory Status Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Pellentesque laoreet lectus non arcu sagittis, id varius magna mattis. Morbi id consequat sapien. Donec risus augue, placerat eu massa vel, placerat gravida sem. Duis scelerisque nisi id urna congue, et venenatis libero malesuada. Duis tincidunt eu elit non elementum. Vestibulum eu elementum nisi. Nulla facilisi. Maecenas tortor mi, feugiat at interdum id, tempus sit amet lorem. Form supplied and Storage Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Pellentesque laoreet lectus non arcu sagittis, id varius magna mattis. Morbi id consequat sapien. Donec risus augue, placerat eu massa vel, placerat gravida sem. Duis scelerisque nisi id urna congue, et venenatis libero malesuada. Duis tincidunt eu elit non elementum. Vestibulum eu elementum nisi. Nulla facilisi. Maecenas tortor mi, feugiat at interdum id, tempus sit amet lorem. Applications Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Pellentesque laoreet lectus non arcu sagittis, id varius magna mattis. Morbi id consequat sapien. Donec risus augue, placerat eu massa vel, placerat gravida sem. Duis scelerisque nisi id urna congue, et venenatis libero malesuada. Duis tincidunt eu elit non elementum. Vestibulum eu elementum nisi. Nulla facilisi. Maecenas tortor mi, feugiat at interdum id, tempus sit amet lorem. Note Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Pellentesque laoreet lectus non arcu sagittis, id varius magna mattis. Morbi id consequat sapien. Donec risus augue, placerat eu massa vel, placerat gravida sem. Duis scelerisque nisi id urna congue, et venenatis libero malesuada. Duis tincidunt eu elit non elementum. Vestibulum eu elementum nisi. Nulla facilisi. Maecenas tortor mi, feugiat at interdum id, tempus sit amet lorem. Datasheet updated 2023-06-21 10:33 (supersedes all previous editions) Download as PDF Biodolomer© F 900470
- The Compostable Solution to Double Bagging
In many countries, there is a tradition of using very thin plastic grocery bags. One reason is to reduce plastic waste. However, as these bags often tend to be rather weak, double-bagging (using one bag inside another) is frequently practiced. GAIA startpage The Compostable Solution to Double Bagging The Compostable Solution to Double Bagging In many countries, there is a tradition of using very thin plastic grocery bags. One reason is to reduce plastic waste. However, as these bags often tend to be rather weak, double-bagging (using one bag inside another) is frequently practiced. Bags made from Biodolomer are different. To start with, they’re not plastic bags – they just look and feel like they are. Biodolomer is a compostable material based on limestone, patented in Sweden about 15 years ago. Biodolomer granules can be used in almost all production techniques where plastic is typically applied: film blowing, thermoforming, extrusion coating, injection moulding, etc. And it is particularly well-suited for bags of all kinds. A Biodolomer grocery bag is strong enough to hold up to 25 lbs and can be reused up to 25 times. It is certified compostable both in the USA and the EU – meaning it transforms into nutrient-rich mulch, full of essential minerals, even in a home compost. It does not produce any microplastics, and if incinerated, it results in around 80% less CO₂ than a regular plastic bag. On top of that – when you use Biodolomer in your production, you get higher output and consume less energy compared to traditional plastic.Drop us a line and we’ll show you how Biodolomer can help make your packaging more sustainable. Published date 24 apr. 2025 Category
- Plates | Compostable | Biodolomer | Biodegradable
Replacing plastics with compostable Biodolomer biomaterial for disposable plates and glasses drastically reduces waste and CO2 emissions without compromising quality or functionality. If disposed of in nature by accident, it biodegrades without leaving any microplastics. GAIA startpage Disposable plates Disposable plates Disposable plates and glasses are a big source of pollution. They create a lot of waste and use many resources. And if they find themselves in the wrong place, they will stay in nature for a long time. Using compostable Biodolomer® biomaterial instead of plastic drastically reduces waste and CO2 emissions. While still achieving precisely the same function. And anything that accidentally finds itself in nature will biodegrade and disappear. Leaving no microplastics. Contact us
GAIA startpage Materials Under Development Materials Under Development GAIA is currently working on the development of several material grades for various applications. These solutions cover such disparate areas such as: - Food Packaging - Artificial Turf Infill - Fishing Nets - Extrusion Coating And many more... If you are interested in receiving updates concerning the progress within our development projects, please consider subscribing to our newsletter (link at the bottom of the page). Property Unit Test method Grade Materials Under Development Typical Basic Material properties of grade Materials Under Development Certification of Compostability and Biodegrade Food Regulatory Status Form supplied and Storage Applications Note Datasheet updated Invalid Date NaN:NaN (supersedes all previous editions) Download as PDF
- Planting pots and trays | Compostable | Biodolomer | Biodegradable
Planting pots made from compostable Biodolomer biomaterial will biodegrade without leaving any microplastics if left in the ground. Compared with pots and trays made with plastics, they also reduce waste and CO2 emissions without compromising quality or function. GAIA startpage Planting pots and trays Planting pots and trays Disposable plastic planting pots and trays result in a lot of waste and use many resources in production. Plus they cause substantial CO2 emissions. If they are made from compostable Biodolomer® biomaterial, things are very different. Then you can even leave the pots on the plants when you plant them in the soil – as the pots will biodegrade and disappear by themselves. Leaving no microplastics. Contact us
- Toothbrushes | Compostable | Biodolomer | Biodegradable
Making toothbrushes out of compostable Biodolomer® biomaterial instead of plastics will drastically reduce waste and CO2 emissions. The function remains the same, but any product that accidentally finds itself in nature will biodegrade and disappear without leaving any microplastics. GAIA startpage Toothbrushes Toothbrushes Traditionally, plastic is used to produce many things, toothbrushes for example. By making toothbrushes out of compostable Biodolomer® biomaterial, you drastically reduce waste and CO2 emissions. While still achieving precisely the same function. And a toothbrush that accidentally finds itself in nature will biodegrade and disappear. Leaving no microplastics. Contact us
- Fruit stickers | Compostable | Biodolomer | Biodegradable
Replacing plastics with compostable Biodolomer biomaterial for fruit stickers will drastically reduce waste and CO2 emissions without compromising function or quality. They also biodegrade without leaving any microplastics if they are accidentally disposed of in nature. GAIA startpage Fruit stickers Fruit stickers It’s odd that we put plastic fruit stickers on fruits - and vegetables, for that matter. When the peels are composted, the stickers are not. Or they are just thrown away when the fruit is eaten. If you make the fruit stickers out of compostable Biodolomer® biomaterial they will decompose along with the peels. And if they are thrown away, they will biodegrade and disappear. Leaving no microplastics. Contact us
- WORRYING LEVELS OF OCEANIC MICROPLASTICS FOUND DURING THE OCEAN RACE
Oceanic microplastics remain one of the main environmental challenges ahead. The preliminary results reported by this year’s edition of The Ocean Race added further food for thought, as microplastics were found even in the remote waters of the southern Atlantic Ocean – a route seldom traveled. GAIA startpage WORRYING LEVELS OF OCEANIC MICROPLASTICS FOUND DURING THE OCEAN RACE WORRYING LEVELS OF OCEANIC MICROPLASTICS FOUND DURING THE OCEAN RACE Oceanic microplastics remain one of the main environmental challenges ahead. The preliminary results reported by this year’s edition of The Ocean Race added further food for thought, as microplastics were found even in the remote waters of the southern Atlantic Ocean – a route seldom traveled. Photo: Pixabay Oceanic microplastics remain one of the main environmental challenges ahead. The preliminary results reported by this year’s edition of The Ocean Race added further food for thought, as microplastics – in levels up to 1884 particles per cubic meter sea water – were reported in each of the 40 samples analyzed so far. Even during the challenging third leg through the remote waters of the southern Atlantic Ocean – a route seldom traveled – microplastic levels of up to 1492 particles per cubic meter were reported. For the first time, this year’s edition of The Ocean Race also examined the chemical structure of the plastic particles collected to better understand the causes and origins of oceanic microplastics. The initial analysis point towards polyethylene (PE) as the main contributor; meaning fishing nets, flexible packaging, plastic bags, and containers, to name some of the most common. The Ocean Race, apart from being a round-the-world sailing race (formerly known as Volvo Ocean Race), also runs a sustainability program that, among other topics, monitors the levels of microplastics in the ocean. Racing through some of the most inhospitable waters in the world, participants in The Ocean Race are uniquely well-positioned to monitor the microplastic levels in the oceans. Given the worrying results put forward by The Ocean Race, GAIA is further strengthened in its belief that Biodolomer® will solve many of these problems, as it can replace up to 80% of the world’s volume plastics while being both biodegradable and compostable. It also has a density higher than seawater, meaning that it will sink to the bottom of the ocean, where the bacteria found in the bottom sediments will completely biodegrade it. For those interested in learning more about The Ocean Race and their work with microplastics, you can find it here Gaia BioMaterials is a Swedish company that develops and produces biodegradable biomaterials. With our patented material, Biodolomer®, we are revolutionizing the plastics industry and contributing to a cleaner and healthier planet. Biodolomer® is inspired by a half-a-billion-year-old packaging design from Mother Earth – the egg. Read more . Copyright © 2023 Gaia Biomaterials AB, All rights reserved. Bunkagårdsgatan 13, Helsingborg, Sverige Published date 12 juli 2023 Category News
- Carrier bags | Compostable | Biodolomer | Biodegradable
Carrier bags made from compostable Biodolomer biomaterial will biodegrade without leaving any microplastics if accidentally left in nature. Bags made from Biodolomer offer the same functionality as plastic carrier bags but will drastically reduce waste and CO2 emissions. GAIA startpage Carrier bags Carrier bags Plastic carrier bags from shops and stores are generally considered one of the biggest sources of plastic waste in nature. Still – it’s a really usable product. By making the bags out of compostable Biodolomer® biomaterial you reduce both waste and CO2 emissions drastically. While they still have exactly the same function. And if they accidentally find themselves in nature, they will soon biodegrade, leaving no microplastics. Contact us










