beyondGREEN biotech, Inc. Partners with Columbia Packaging Group to Manufacturer Polyhydroxyalkanoate Straws Using Danimer Scientific’s Nodax PHAThree Industry Giants Working Together to Reduce ‘Greenwashing’ Behind Straws Orange County, CA. June 8th, 2021: beyondGREEN biotech, Inc. the extrusion blown film and injection molding bioplastic product manufacturer partners with Columbia Packaging Group to manufacturer straws using Danimer Scientific’s Nodax PHA in Southern California.

beyondGREEN is proud to announce that we will be partnering with Columbia Packing Group to bring to market Danimer Scientific's Nodax (PHA). This material will break down completely in an anaerobic or aerobic compost setting. Stay away from harmful plastics in straws with our new Nodax PHA Straws.

One main focus world leaders and environmentalists are looking towards is a total lifestyle change to focus more on the reuse and discontinuation of single-use plastics because of a lack of sustainable substitutions to single-use plastics. At beyondGREEN, our bioplastics could be the answer to a worldwide problem, only growing bigger. We are expected to more than triple those 16 billion pounds of single-use plastics going into our ocean by 2040 without intervention now.

The Pet Sustainability Coalition (PSC) is excited to announce a new lineup of accredited brands that integrate environmental and social practices that benefit pets, people and planet. With the booming demand from consumers for more sustainable products, most companies are starting to talk about their sustainable business practices, but Positive Impact Accredited brands walk the walk. 

If you’re anything like me, you pick up your dog’s waste in a green poop bag, toss it in the trash bin, and feel pretty good. After all, you’re helping the environment while cleaning up after your pooch. Unfortunately, according to the Federal Trade Commission, there’s something stinky in the world of “biodegradable” poop bag manufacturers. What’s a responsible dog owner to do? Is there such a thing as a poop bag that’s good for the environment? We’ve got the scoop on earth-friendly poop bags and how to use them.

At beyondGREEN biotech Inc., we are proud to boast about our 100% “Made in USA” standard. All of our compostable products are manufactured in Lake Forest, California. This is a standard that we, as a company, feel proud to uphold and bring to our customers and businesses around the United States. 

As many us know, plastic is horrible for our ecosystems. Plastics harm the environment by adding a huge demand on fossil fuels and municipal waste. This clogs up nature's natural processes, and harms so many living creatures. What is the solution to single-use plastics, and how can we help do our part to restore nature from the harmful effects of plastic pollution?

What is Plastic Free July?

Plastic Free July is a global initiative made to raise awareness of plastic pollution and incite real change through sustainable actions. Learn more about Plastic Free July at their website located Here. Plastic Free July also put out a very informative video helping explain their global initiative linked below.

Why Compost At Home?

Home composting is becoming more popular. Not only does it reduce one’s carbon footprint, it also will benefit your garden! Home composting benefits not only your impact on the environment, but it also reduces the carbon emissions used to break down organic waste in landfills, as well as the emissions used in transporting the waste.

Tune In To The Profit November 12th At 10PM: The Profit returns for season seven on CNBC at 10 p.m. ET Nov. 5. Marcus Lemonis hosts the show, about how struggling businesses turn around. CNBC called the program its most-watched primetime show this year.

bioDOGradable Bags has won the People & Planet Award for Green Business. The theme for this past quarter’s winners was Plastic Alternatives. The People & Planet Award recognizes US small businesses for their dedication to a green economy: a bottom line that includes protecting workers, communities, and the environment.

Dogs are often cited as being the least eco-friendly pet. However, there’s good news for the 42.5 million households who own a pet pooch as it’s becoming increasingly easier to reap the benefits of dog ownership while living an eco-friendly lifestyle. This is due to the likes of Biodogradable waste bags becoming readily available.