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By converting waste methane into biodegradable PHA polymers, Mango Materials is paving the way for a circular textile future—offering a bio-based alternative to conventional polyester that can enter a soil- or landfill-friendly life cycle.
Mango Materials is developing an innovative biomanufacturing process that converts waste methane from sources like wastewater treatment plants into biodegradable plastic (PHA), tackling both plastic pollution and potent greenhouse-gas emissions simultaneously.
Molly Morse was recognized in Biofuels Digest’s Bioeconomy 500 for 2025, celebrating global leaders shaping the future of sustainable innovation. The acknowledgment highlights Mango Materials’ pioneering work turning methane emissions into biodegradable PHA materials that support a circular, low-carbon economy.
Mango Materials CEO Dr. Molly Morse joined U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright at Berkeley Lab to share the company’s vision for a sustainable plastics future, featuring biodegradable YOPP pellets and product prototypes. The visit highlighted Mango Materials’ role in advancing the bioeconomy through collaborative, science-driven innovation.
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Read MoreMango Materials announces new research on an innovative use for the naturally occurring biopolymer PHA. PHA (which can be made by bacteria during fermentation) can be used to reduce nitrogen in aquatic systems.
As part of the Impact Nation’s 100-day sustainability challenge, Mango Materials was selected to work with Vogel’s, a leading manufacturer in electronics mounting equipment. Here is a short video of Vogel’s reaction to the outcome of the project and their thoughts on sustainability in the audio visual sector.
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