We create next generation sustainable materials.

The Future is Biodegradable

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The Future is Biodegradable
We create next generation sustainable materials.

The Future is Biodegradable

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The Future is Biodegradable
We create next generation sustainable materials.

The Future is Biodegradable

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The Future is  Biodegradable
Nature’s Plastic
Nature’s Plastic

Biodegradable replacements to polluting plastics and polyester.

Our Products
Closed Loop
Closed Loop

From nature, back to nature. Circular biopolymer solutions for a sustainable world.

Our Innovation
End to End Solutions
End to End Solutions

From Branded Products to Methane Emissions, we partner throughout the supply chain.

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Climate Positive
Climate Positive

Fish Safe, Wash Safe, Ocean Safe, Climate Positive. Join us in protecting our world.

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Our Founding Scientific Team

Our Founding Scientific Team

Mango Materials is comprised of first-class engineers, scientists, entrepreneurs, and innovators. Visit our Company page to learn more.

News & Press

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“Why It’s So Hard to Recycle Plastic” features Mango Materials as plastics solution
Dec 13th 2022 Scientific American
“Why It’s So Hard to Recycle Plastic” features Mango Materials as plastics solution

Sarah DeWeerdt from Scientific American wrote an interesting article about the plastics pollution problem, which features Mango Materials as a solution. To read the article, click here.

  • biopolymer
  • methane
  • PHA
Newsweek Tech & Science article showcases Mango Materials’ technology
Nov 18th 2022 Newsweek
Newsweek Tech & Science article showcases Mango Materials’ technology

In the article called You Could Soon Be Wearing Cow Burps and Farts, Mango Materials’ methane PHA fiber is highlighted as a solution to the climate change issue. Click here to read the article.

  • agriculture
  • biopolymer
  • fiber
Mango Materials was featured in Nature article
Nov 16th 2022 Nature
Mango Materials was featured in Nature article

Mango Materials was included in a recent article in Nature Outlook: The Circular Economy called “How to make plastic less of an environmental burden”. The article discusses the lack of recycling of plastics and how P3HB can be a solution to the plastic pollution problem. To read the full article, click here.

  • biopolymers
  • methane
  • nature
Mango Materials collaborates with UCSB, URI, and Rochester to develop biodegradable oceangoing bioplastics
Oct 5th 2022 UCSB Current, URI News, Rochester News Center
Mango Materials collaborates with UCSB, URI, and Rochester to develop biodegradable oceangoing bioplastics

Along with the University of California – Santa Barbara, University of Rhode Island, and University of Rochester, Mango Materials has secured funding from the National Science Foundation as part of their Convergence Grant. The team will collaborate to develop biodegradable oceangoing bioplastics that will be 3D printed and tested in the open ocean. To read […]

  • 3D printing
  • biodegradable
  • bioplastics
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