September 5, 2019 Mark Remmert, CEO of Emporia-based Green Dot Bioplastics spoke at the Automotive Composites Conference and Exhibition (ACCE) in Novi, Michigan. ACCE, the world’s leading automotive composites forum, hosted over 800 automotive industry professionals and vendors to discuss automotive design and new materials.
March 2019 CEO Mark Remmert presented bioplastics as the safer choice for toy manufacturers at the inaugural bio!TOY conference.
Green Dot Bioplastics has closed a $6.5 million Series A Preferred Round led by Fulcrum Global Capital. Funds will be used to implement management’s strategic plan to capitalize on rapidly rising demand for more sustainable plastics.
Green Dot Bioplastics recognized for development of an innovative bioplastic composite utilizing Braskem’s I’m green™ biopolymer and natural corn fibers. Read the article at Braskem
Company leaders are always seeking new materials to meet the growing consumer demand for more sustainable plastic products. For years, Green Dot has worked with plastics manufacturers and product designers to make products that help consumers contribute to a more sustainable world.
Surf equipment manufacturer, Futures Fins, is introducing a new fin for stand-up paddleboards (SUP) created from biocomposites. The RWC (reclaimed wood composite) Keel is an environmentally friendly biocomposite-based fin that meets, and in some aspects exceeds, traditional performance demands.
Green Dot Bioplastics has developed a new biodegradable biocomposite for horticultural applications made from reclaimed biobased feedstocks.
Green Dot Bioplastics is offering backers of its Indiegogo.com crowdfunding campaign the opportunity to field-test its new biodegradable deer attractant pellets.
We’re proud to announce the opening of our new product development lab in Ottawa, Kansas. The newly expanded facility can quickly and efficiently produce customized bioplastic and biocomposite materials formulated to our customers’ needs.
Green Dot supplies Comcast with over 100,000 Global Citizen street identifier bracelets made with the Green Dot’s Terratek® BD bioplastic.
