This eco-friendly material is produced by specially compounding agro-food by-products—such as coffee grounds and rice husks—with thermoplastic resins.
It offers excellent processability for both extrusion and injection molding, provides significant reductions in CO₂ emissions and waste, and delivers a more cost-effective alternative compared to biodegradable resins.

This eco-friendly material is produced by specially compounding surplus rice—otherwise destined for incineration—with thermoplastic resins.
By reducing the resources required for storage and disposal, it contributes to lower CO₂ emissions and waste generation.
It also offers a more cost-effective alternative to biodegradable resins, while maintaining the benefits of a bio-based plastic material.