Search tool of available alternatives to bisphenols
This search tool is a table in Microsoft® Excel format summarizing all the alternatives to bisphenols compiled by INERIS and mentioned in the Bisphenols Substitution website.
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An alternative to polycarbonate for a large number of applications
The company EVONIK markets the TROGAMID range, polyamides able to replace polycarbonate in various fields (drinking water, medical, electrical / electronics, automotive, optics, ...).
AKESTRA, a copolymer able to replace polycarbonate in the construction sector
Perstorp company markets AKESTRA 110, a transparent co-polyester which meets the top-rated classification for fire safety in the building and construction industries.
Oligomers from soybean oil as an alternative to BPA.
Soy-PK is an alternative biosourced resin to epoxy resins based on bisphenol A for applications in the sector of metal food packaging.
SMMA: an alternative to polycarbonate
SMMA is a styrene-acrylic copolymer (SMMA) without bisphenol A able to replace polycarbonate and other transparent polymers (PMMA, SAN ...) for applications in the fields of medical, food, …
An alternative to epoxy resins based on CANVERA Polyolefin Dispersion.
DOW has developed a new technology without bisphenols for interior coatings of cans.
BPA-free strategies for lining water pipes
Lining water pipes (applying resin to their walls) helps to prevent their deterioration. BPA-based resins are commonly used to line the pipes of drinking-water systems. This mini-dossier reviews the challenges in this area and the technical solutions currently available.
Food Factory international conference – Laval (France)
Food Factory 2016 is an international scientific conference, multidisciplinary and oriented to innovative industrial applications in the food industry.
During this conference, workshops will be proposed. Amongst them, we selected the presentation of the latest innovations in BLUECOPHA project whose goal is to produce sustainable packaging from marine bacteria and by-products of the food industry.
The 8th international conference Food Factory will be held from 19 to 21 October 2016 in Laval (France).
Food packaging: Edible Bioplastics made from milk.
A bioplastic from milk protein is under development for the food packaging in the form of flexible pouches. These packages could eventually replace containers using previously Bisphenol A.
A search tool of available alternatives to bisphenol A is online.
In order to simplify your research of alternatives to bisphenol A, a table compiling all the information about BPA substitution available on the SNA-BPA website has just been published !