Normec OWS’s high-throughput biodegradability prescreening platform was featured in issue 02/2025 of bioplastics MAGAZINE, which highlights its contribution to smarter and more efficient material testing.
The article describes how the platform supports data-driven R&D and enables innovators to design for non-persistence from the earliest stages of product development. By accelerating the generation of insights while maintaining scientific robustness, this approach helps reduce testing time without compromising quality or reliability.
The article underscores the growing importance of predictive and application-oriented testing methods in the development of sustainable materials.
Normec OWS is pleased with this recognition of forward-looking testing strategies that support innovation, regulatory compliance, and responsible material design.
Read the full article in bioplastics MAGAZINE (Issue 02/2025):
https://www.bioplasticsmagazine.com/en/magazine/flipbook/flipbook_04-2025.html
Whether it’s monitoring, permitting, quality control, or complex environmental issues, together we’ll provide reliable insights you can rely on with confidence.
On June 13, 2025, Normec OWS hosted an online seminar to introduce its new high-throughput approach to biodegradability pre-screening, designed to support faster and more evidence-based material development.
At Normec OWS, we are excited to introduce a new educational series designed to simplify and explain the science behind biodegradability, compostability, disintegration, and ecotoxicity. This series underscores our commitment to sharing knowledge and supporting companies on their journey toward sustainability.
Normec OWS is proud to announce the launch of its new Intelligence Platform, a dedicated knowledge center designed to help professionals navigate the rapidly changing regulatory landscape surrounding biodegradability, compostability, and sustainability.
The Ellen MacArthur Foundation has published a new report examining the role of flexible paper-based packaging in tackling microplastic pollution, particularly in markets with high leakage rates. The report is supported by 47 organizations, including Normec OWS.
